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Low-income communities, like some in Sunset Park, are most vulnerable to climate change, according to activists. Eagle file photo by Paul Frangipane

Low-income neighborhoods are most vulnerable to climate change, activists say

May 15 | Scott Enman

Six-and-a-half years after Superstorm Sandy devastated New York City...

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Domino Square is officially open in Domino Park on

Domino Square is officially open in Domino Park on the Williamsburg waterfront.

The new civic space marks the completion of the popular six-acre esplanade.

It will host large-scale community activities such as farmer’s markets, graduations for neighborhood schools and salsa nights.

Williamsburg’s first waterfront ice skating rink is also slated to open in the space this November for the winter season.

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Photo courtesy of Radhika Photography

Get your paddles ready because a new pickleball fa

Get your paddles ready because a new pickleball facility is opening in Gowanus on Sunday.

PKLYN, located on Fourth Street between Hoyt and Bond streets, will have five courts across the 18,000-square-foot facility.

Founder and Managing Partner David Friedman got the idea for PKLYN during the COVID-19 pandemic. Though a long-time player, he got most interested in pickleball when he found a community of players at Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 2 and played the game daily with a regular group.

Read more at the link in bio.

Photos courtesy of PKLYN

Grown adults wearing stuffed dolls and dressed as

Grown adults wearing stuffed dolls and dressed as mythical anime characters took over Cadman Plaza Park in Downtown Brooklyn this summer, and it couldn’t have been more enchanting.

As part of anime weekend in New York City, hundreds of fans of ‘hololive’ gathered in the park to cosplay, buy merchandise and celebrate the group’s concerts at the Javits Center and Brooklyn’s Kings Theater during Anime NYC 2024.

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Eagle photos by Mary Frost

Prince Harry said today’s youth is in the midst

Prince Harry said today’s youth is in the midst of an “epidemic” of anxiety, depression and social isolation due to negative experiences online, as he brought his campaign to help children and their parents navigate cyberspace to this week’s Clinton Global Initiative.

“These platforms are designed to create addiction,” Harry, 40, said in remarks Tuesday in New York City.

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