
Reports, among others, that an open house for a five-bedroom brownstone in Brooklyn priced at $949,000 drew 300 visitors and brought in 50 offers are fueling fears of froth in the nation’s real estate market. [...]
Read More »An envelope mailed to the Brooklyn Federal Courthouse by a prison inmate caused an anthrax scare for the second time in eight days Wednesday. A court employee opened the envelope and white powder, which turned [...]
Read More »A Brooklyn woman was kicked off of an American Airlines flight after she refused to stop singing Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You”. Margaret Gay, 50, was flying from Los Angeles to New York [...]
Read More »Connecticut resident Ayisha Dobson was speeding east on Williamsburg Bridge on Monday when she lost control of her car and slammed into a metal divider. Her passenger, 21-year-old Janice Dobson, was thrown onto the road [...]
Read More »The Brooklyn district attorney’s office will review 50 murder cases handled by retired Brooklyn detective Louis Scarcella, after investigators found he relied on a drug-addled prostitute as an eyewitness for multiple murder prosecutions, and reported [...]
Read More »Several manholes exploded in Bushwick on Monday afternoon, setting cars on fire and sending people running for their safety. The explosions occurred along Menahan Street, near Wyckoff Avenue. No injuries have been reported. Read more [...]
Read More »Four hospitals in Brooklyn - Long Island College Hospital, Interfaith Medical Center, Brookdale Medical Center and SUNY Downstate Brooklyn – may close in a year if the state doesn’t come up with enough funds to save [...]
Read More »As part of its consolidation plan for its East New York plant, the United States Postal Service will be sending local mail to Manhattan for sorting before sending it back to Brooklyn for delivery starting [...]
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More than 280,000 children live in Brooklyn. Every single one of them has a story to tell. Reporters from the Brooklyn Ink spent a month scouring the borough for these stories, here’s what they found:
One Brooklyn real estate developer is foregoing the New York market to ride an oil-fueled economic boom in North Dakota.
Fri, May 17, 2013
In his studio in Dumbo, Aaron Tyler Kuffner creates a robotic ensemble of traditional Indonesian Gamelan instruments.
Fri, May 17, 2013
He made a guitar from a toothbrush, machine gun and chandelier. He built a piano that creates music by combining sound from various radiostations. Ken Butler is a artist and a musician from Greenpoint who [...]
Fri, May 17, 2013
Jude Franklin, of Bedford-Stuyvesant, lost his father when he was 11 years old. Years later, Jude followed his father’s legacy of boxing by practicing the sport himself. The 18-year-old boxer met his coach Elmo Serrano about three years ago. For Jude, Serrano filled the void of a father. Now, Serrano is helping Jude focus on his goal to become a better fighter and person in general. Jude’s goal: to become a professional boxer and champion.
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Sat, May 18, 2013
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