Brooklyn Museum Celebrates Women’s History Month
The Brooklyn Museum is getting ready to celebrate the 5th anniversary of its Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art,
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Oprah Turns Hasidic
Oprah promised that she would continue covering interesting stories, and she seems to be sticking to her word with her
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American fashion has always been unique, pushing boundaries for over a century and creating staple looks that represent the numerous
Read More9/11 Remains Identified…11 Years Later
For one family, it offers a sense of closure, at least. Eleven years after the World Trade Center Towers fell,
Read MoreGreen Condos Debut in Gowanus
Real estate throughout New York has been slowly but surely climbing back up. Environmentally friendly, energy efficient technologies are also
Read MoreInnovative Procedure Keeps 90 Year Old Doctor In Business
We all know that people in Brooklyn have a lot of spirit – but this doctor takes the cake. Internist
Read MoreJedi Master Searches for Stolen Light Saber in New York
Nerd hobbies can be expensive, and even more so when your custom-made collectibles go missing. Bed-Stuy engineer and New York
Read MoreBrooklyn Middle School’s Girls Basketball Team Turns Around
Brooklyn Middle School’s girls basketball team had a depressing season last year, ending it with a 0-12 record. This year,
Read MoreBushwick Community School Begs to Remain
Bushwick Community High School is fighting for its right to stay open and to service kids in need. This is
Read MoreExactly What Does It Take to Fire a Teacher?
Teachers appear to have more job security than anyone else in the history of the world. Manhattan Supreme Court Judge
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