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For three intrepid Orthodox rabbis, 15 miles is not too long a walk if it means helping elderly Jews continue

Brooklyn Bike Lane Argument In the Spotlight

The city’s hotly discussed bicycle lane built by the city on Prospect Park West has gone through another round of

We all know that New York is where it’s at. Now, Hollywood seems to finally be clueing in to this

We know things must be bad in Brooklyn if the city has been reduced to rationing toilet paper in the

Pier Glass, an art glass firm in Red Hook, Brooklyn has undertaken the task of creating 16 glass lamps for

James Joyce’s magnum opus, Ulysses, takes place in Dublin entirely on one day, June 16th, 1904. Today there are several

Great Trash Can Divide in Red Hook Six high school seniors spent hours after school counting trash cans and observing

There are lots of films and TV shows, more than most people probably realize, are or have been filmed on

The new smoking ban imposed in all New York parks, playgrounds and along 14 miles of public beaches was challenged

Four Brooklyn youths have been arrested and charged with felony arson, criminal mischief, reckless endangerment and trespassing in a film