350 Brooklyn Aims to Put the “I” in Climate Change
BY ANDRE RICKMAN On Feb. 9, community members and climate activists gathered at the main branch of the Brooklyn Public Library to take part in …[read more]
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Capturing the thoughts of the community and family members who lost Adeed Fayaz during the funeral service
BY LUIS MONGE A funeral service was held at Makki Masjid Muslim Community Center in Brooklyn for the late New York Police Department Officer Adeed …[read more]
A Victorious Senior Send Off for men’s and women’s basketball
BY DANIEL DIDONNA February 15th 9:00 P.M. Senior night is one of the most celebrated days on the calendar for any team, and for the …[read more]
Textile artists weave their stories together in Brooklyn
BY KAYLIN GUZMAN BROOKLYN – Textile artist breaks the norms of fine art at the Old Stone House in Brooklyn. Since October 2022, the Belonging …[read more]
Two suspects fired shots at Chipotle, one block from Brooklyn College campus
BY KAYLIN GUZMAN On Feb. 9, at 12:33 p.m., students at CUNY’s Brooklyn College received an alert from CUNY about police investigating a shooting nearby. …[read more]
Rising Rents Have Residents of Cyprus Hills, Brooklyn Searching for a New Neighborhood
BY ARGENIS COLLADO The COVID-19 pandemic had grave consequences on the Cypress Hills neighborhood, one of the communities with the highest infection rates. Yet more …[read more]
Community Members Gather at Brooklyn Public Library to Learn More About Suicide Prevention
BY TANESHA THORPE Veterans, family members, and community members attended The Brooklyn Public Library’s “Finding the Light in Darkness: Suicide Awareness and Mental Health Symposium” …[read more]
Businesses Across New York City Maintain Early Closing Times Enacted During the Height of the COVID-19 Pandemic
BY JESUS KING New York City was devastated during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. The city lost a reported 24,000 people to the disease. …[read more]
As Local Grocery Stores and Pharmacies Close Due to COVID-19, Brooklyn Residents Rely on Food Banks
BY BERRY NEGRÓN Two important issues on the rise in New York City are the scarcity of food and the lack of affordable housing due …[read more]
Student Test Scores Continue to Drop as a Result of Online Learning, Report Says
BY WILLIAM HERNANDEZ The New York Times found that 9-year-olds’ national test results for math and reading dropped significantly compared to results before the pandemic. …[read more]