Searching for an exemplary public servant in Brooklyn, one need go no further than Community Board 18, to find manager Sue Ann Partnow.
A community board is a local government body made up of volunteers who represent their neighborhoods and advise on issues affecting the community. These issues can range from land use and development proposals to traffic safety and public health concerns.
Searching for an exemplary public servant in Brooklyn, one need go no further than Community Board 18, to find manager Sue Ann Partnow.
Brooklyn residents impassioned about having a say in their neighborhoods are invited to apply for membership on their local community board.
Applications for city residents to join one of Brooklyn’s 18 community boards — the city’s most grassroots level of local government.
Applications for city residents to join one of Brooklyn’s 18 community boards are open until Feb. 14, 2025, at 11 p.m.
ATLANTIC YARDS — Advocates in the BrooklynSpeaks coalition held a press briefing to mark the 20th anniversary of the Atlantic Yards project and call for
Full slideshow below The kids are all right. Maimonides held its eighth annual Community for Kids Benefit in support of its pediatric trauma center on