The Brooklyn Ink

Morning Roundup | Feb.26

Friday, February 26 Paterson to drop out of race Gov. David Paterson will announce this afternoon that he is dropping out of the governor’s race, according to a report in the New York Times. Less [...]

Beneath Atlantic Avenue

Brooklynite Bob Diamond, who discovered the world’s oldest subway tunnel in 1979, give a tour and tells the tale of his great discovery.

A stylish walk of shame

During Willimasburg Fashion Week, Arthur Arbit put on a show that featured many young designers, who incorporated performance into their art.

Bus line cuts anger South Brooklyn Residents

The MTA has proposed cuts in the B4 bus line that will leave many residents of South Brooklyn stranded.

School move hampered by hookers

A proposed charter school divides locals over prostitution school placement near the Gowanus Canal.

Video – Parking Around Me

A startup company is using text messages to alert Park Slope residents of available parking spots.

Atlantic Yards development to go ahead

The New York State Supreme Court ruled against property owners this morning, paving the way for developer Bruce Ratner to seize property through eminent domain and continue construction on the Atlantic Yards project.

Police take down man with machete

A police officer fired 13 times and shot a man in both his legs Sunday night when they responded to a call and he opened the door with a machete in hand. The shots came [...]

Bus crash victims win big

Two Brooklyn women were awarded $7.5 million for a 2005 bus crash. The bus ran a red light and hit the two women on Ocean Parkway near Avenue U.

Milk bandit

A Bay Ridge woman is part of a group that is distributing raw milk throughout the city. The milk, which is banned by the Federal Drug Administration because it may contain pathogens, is brought in [...]