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For the first time in almost 50 years, Brooklyn is building a classical theater. Located near the Brooklyn Academy of

Brooklyn Native Lia Neal Wins Bronze Medal in London Olympics

Lia Neal, who is the second African-American woman to ever swim on the US Olympic team, and at 17 years-old

New York is not known as one of the more influential locales on the technology start-up scene, but there are

It’s Valentine’s Day, one of the most romantic days of the year, and whether you’re married, dating or single, plans

American fashion has always been unique, pushing boundaries for over a century and creating staple looks that represent the numerous

The Brooklyn Botanical Garden is currently working on a renovation of the Visitor Center as part of hundred-year-old garden renewal

Western New York’s frigid winters are especially tough on wildlife, often resulting in hibernation or migration. Still, certain animals, like

The toxic waste that is Gowanus Canal has been brewing for over a century, becoming one of the most hazardous

New York is finally making some effort towards municipal collaboration. Brooklyn Park recently approved a 2012 budget, $50,000 of which

Brooklyn’s traditional New Year’s Coney Island Polar Dip will support Camp Sunshine, a haven for terminally ill children and their