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The Art of Gentrification: the Link Between Public Art and Rising Rent

December 13, 2024 Editor 0

BY: AMIRA TURNER   For some New York City residents, new murals popping up are simply fresh new pieces of art to brighten a neighborhood, …[read more]

Washington Square Park Artist Arrested Amid Escalating Protests from Supporters

December 8, 2024 Editor 0

BY IAN M. TORRES  An unseasonably warm day in Washington Square Park turned chaotic when a young artist was  arrested for displaying his art on …[read more]

Student Activists Lead the Charge for Climate Justice in NYC Preceding the Return of the Trump Administration

December 8, 2024 Editor 0

BY CAITLYN JONSSON Across New York City, students are leading the fight for climate justice preceding the return of the Trump administration in January. As …[read more]

Councilman Chris Banks Partners With Local Organizations to Provide Free Thanksgiving Meals

December 2, 2024 Editor 0

BY KIM GILL   Family, friends, and community organizers gathered at the Penn-Wortman Senior Center in East New York, Brooklyn, on Saturday, Nov 23rd, to …[read more]

Dog Mayoral Election Postponed After Crypto Scandal

November 7, 2024 Editor 0

BY KELLY MCGRATH What does it say about human nature when not even an election for dogs is safe from hate and interference? The New …[read more]

New York Historical Society Unveils Pets In The City Exhibit

November 3, 2024 Editor 0

BY KELLY MCGRATH Sustenance, warmth, protection,survival. Animals have been woven into the fabric of human society as invaluable resources for thousands of years. But somewhere …[read more]

African Burial Ground in Flatbush Set for Preservation

October 31, 2024 Editor 0

BY KIM GILL   After the City Council funded a $2.5 million renovation of the Lefferts Historic House in Prospect Park last year, the city …[read more]

Grand Army Plaza Construction Site is Home to Public Art Exhibition

October 31, 2024 Editor 0

BY Amira Turner Construction fencing is a common New York City eyesore. But for the many runners, bikers, families, and tourists passing through Brooklyn’s Grand …[read more]

Rethinking History: A Visual “1619 Project” Comes to Grand Army Plaza Library

October 25, 2024 Editor 0

BY AMIRA TURNER   Just a few steps from Grand Army Plaza’s Soldiers and Sailors Arch that commemorates Civil War soldiers, Brooklyn’s Central Library is …[read more]

City Of Yes Proposal Just the Latest In Eric Adams’ Plan for Massive Changes to Jamaica.

October 25, 2024 Editor 0

BY SAMUEL MORTEL   Jamaica is an interesting pocket of Queens. There’s something about the neighborhood that feels somewhat self-contained as an area with 80,000 …[read more]

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