Lost Dolphin Dies in Polluted Gowanus Canal
A seven-foot long dolphin was seen by onlookers on Friday swimming in the highly polluted Gowanus Canal, occasionally surfacing and
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City and Private Sector Rentals Available for Sandy’s Homeless Population
In order to house individuals and families displaced by the fierce Hurricane Sandy, the city is reserving some empty apartments
Read MoreMayor Bloomberg Establishing Grant Program to Help Small Businesses Hit Hard by Sandy
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has promised to create a matching grant fund to aid small businesses seriously damaged
Read MoreDepartment of Education Announces Reopening of Twelve More Schools
The New York City Department of Education announced that 12 more schools are ready to reopen in their regular locations
Read MoreFree Gasoline in Brooklyn Adds to Distress in Sandy’s Aftermath
What at first sounded like good news to Brooklyn residents who have been patiently waiting in insanely long lines for
Read MoreGarcia Will Run Against Scandalized Assemblyman Lopez
Despite having announced that he would not run against scandal-scarred Democratic Brooklyn Assemblyman Vito Lopez, Richy Garcia was persuaded to
Read MoreGowanus Residents Worried Beloved Neighbor Will be Mixed Up with Crook
Thomas D’Alessio was a well-loved neighbor and friend to people in Gowanus. He was also a veteran of the Normandy
Read MorePolice Remove Resident Reptiles from Brooklyn Ark- I Mean Apartment
On Friday afternoon last week a special division of the New York Police Department, the Animal Care and Control unit,
Read MoreTornadoes Delay Start of US Open Tennis Tournament
In what is a rare weather event in New York City, a dangerous tornado came to life in the Breezy
Read MoreBowl & Jam at the Brooklyn Autumn Guitar Show
If you love jamming or you just want to browse at great guitars, it’s just about time for the Brooklyn
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