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Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor speaks at Brooklyn Bar Association

February 1 | By Rob Abruzzese

Members of the Brooklyn Bar Association were in for a treat as...

Brooklyn Bar Association prepares for Justice Sotomayor’s visit

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Friday, October 15, 2021

DEKALB STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS: Community Board 2’s Transportation & Public Safety Committee monthly meeting, convening next Thursday, October 21 via Zoom, will be given a presentation on 9 DeKalb Streetscape Improvements, which use the Downtown Brooklyn Vision Plan principles of improving public space and increasing biodiversity throughout Downtown Brooklyn.

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NYU TANDON ENGINEERS DESIGN FLOODNET: A public/private consortium including NYU Tandon, researchers at the City University of New York (CUNY) and NYC Mayor’s Office of Climate Resiliency and Mayor’s Office of the Chief Technology Officer plans to expand a pilot project of flood sensors citywide.

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CB7 DISCUSSES GANGS, TRAFFIC SAFETY ON MONDAY: Community Board 7’s Public Safety Committee is prepared to discuss quality-of-life issues at its Zoom meeting this Monday, Oct. 18.

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KOSOVO TENSIONS People stood in front of graffiti KOSOVO TENSIONS People stood in front of graffiti depicting the late Bishop Amfilohije, left, and late Patriarch Pavle in the northern, Serb-dominated, part of the ethnically divided town of Mitrovica, on Friday. Tensions between Kosovo and Serbia resumed on Wednesday after Kosovo police clashed with ethnic Serbs during an anti-smuggling operation. Kosovo, a Serbian province before it declared independence in 2008, was in a war in 1998-1999 between Serbian troops and ethnic Albanian separatists fighting for independence until a NATO air campaign pushed Serb forces away. View more photos from around the globe by clicking the link in our bio.
JEWISH POVERTY, OFTEN HIDDEN, COMMON IN BROOKLYN JEWISH POVERTY, OFTEN HIDDEN, COMMON IN BROOKLYN Brooklyn has the highest proportion of Jewish poverty in the New York metro area, with more than a quarter of borough Jews “poor or near poor.” And among the groups with a higher proportion of poverty are elderly immigrants from the former Soviet Union, elderly Holocaust survivors (more than half of the metro area’s estimated 38,000 live in Brooklyn), Hasidic and ultra-Orthodox Jews, and the disabled. Read the full story by clicking the link in our bio.
JEFFERSON STATUE FACES OUSTER FROM NEW YORK’S CI JEFFERSON STATUE FACES OUSTER FROM NEW YORK’S CITY HALL An 1833 statue of Thomas Jefferson will be taken out of New York’s City Hall in the coming days and sent to a museum, capping longstanding efforts to remove the founding father’s likeness because he owned slaves. Asked about the statue on Thursday, Mayor Bill de Blasio said he understood why Jefferson’s history as a slaveowner “profoundly bothers people, and why they find it’s something that can’t be ignored.” The statue has stood in the room where the City Council meets. Read the full story by clicking the link in our bio.
HIGH WATERS A passenger waded through high water HIGH WATERS A passenger waded through high water after evacuating a bus that got stuck in a flooded underpass in southern Athens, on Thursday. Storms battered the Greek capital and other parts of southern Greece, causing traffic disruption and some road closures. View more photos from around the globe by clicking the link in our bio.
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