A school will host their 31st Annual Holiday Extravaganza in two weeks, according to Brooklyn Heights Blog. Brooklyn Friends School, an independent Quaker school in downtown Brooklyn, will host its winter festival on Saturday, Dec. [...]
Tourist friendly maps and kiosks will appear in the next few months in Downtown Brooklyn, the New York Post reports. 45 Kiosks in all will be installed as well as 33 directional signs pointing to [...]
Throughout most of Brooklyn, the housing market has rebounded from the slump that followed the economic collapse of 2008. While the number of new properties being sold in America is currently the lowest in recorded [...]
By Cambrey N. Thomas At 10 a.m. on a busy morning the doors of Barneys’ new outpost in downtown Brooklyn opened for the first time and the locals walked by nonchalantly as if its windows [...]
A new medical center that specializes in treating fertility problems opened at 16 Court St. in Downtown Brooklyn. Reproductive Specialists of New York provides full-service infertility treatment from ovulation induction to in vitro fertilization, according [...]
Berkeley College has signed a lease for property at the Fulton Mall, Brownstoner reports. The business-oriented school offers online programs in addition to over 8,000 students at its seven existing locations in New York and [...]
Designer Karen Patwa adds a little danger to the fashion scene in Boerum Hill.
Susan Gardner isn’t just pushing back against a gentrification, she’s bringing art to the public… all without ever leaving home.
A scary moment as two workers in Borough Park attempted to hang a wreath high above the street.
Ishita Singh has a scene from Borough Hall in downtown Brooklyn, where something unexpected cuts through the humdrum of the daily morning rush.
Friday, November 19, 2010
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