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In-person parent-teacher conferences cancelled over coronavirus concerns

March 11 | John Alexander

With some private schools in southwest Brooklyn closing amid fears of the...

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Brooklyn teacher reveals week of hell over coronavirus scare

March 10 | Greg B. Smith, THE CITY

Brooklyn public school teacher Erin McCarthy learned Friday that she’d tested...

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What should it take to graduate high school in New York?

February 28 | Reema Amin, Chalkbeat NY

As the state’s Board of Regents reconsiders the requirements to earn...

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Brooklyn Robotics League held its final competition at Brooklyn Public Library's central branch on Feb. 22, 2020 where 13 teams of kids (ages 9-17) competed for first, second and third place positions. The league is part of a 12-week workshop with NYC FIRST to teach kids STEM concepts. Photo: Paul Frangipane/Brooklyn Eagle

Photos: Kids with LEGOs square off at robotics competition

February 24 | Paul Frangipane

With their own personalized LEGO robots at hand, kids from across the...

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While other teens plan spring break, this Bay Ridge senior builds award-winning robots

February 19 | John Alexander

On top of school work and the demands of being a teenager...

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Laura Madden, events & customer success manager at Farmshelf, a start-up at New Labs, explains how the “smart” indoor farm system works. Photo: Mary Frost, Brooklyn Eagle

Jobs and dreams: Career Discovery Week is life changing for Brooklyn high schoolers

February 13 | Mary Frost

From Steiner Studios’ sound stages, to JetBlue’s command center and PwC...

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Brownsville parents transform local supermarkets into kid learning zones

February 11 | Claudia Irizarry Aponte, THE CITY

A group of Brownsville parents was frustrated by a lack of local...

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NYC students born in November and December are classified with learning disabilities at higher rates

February 4 | Amy Zimmer, Chalkbeat NY

This story was originally published by Chalkbeat, a nonprofit news organization covering...

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Some yeshivas defying city push to boost secular studies

January 29 | Yoav Gonen and Reuven Blau

Some Brooklyn yeshivas have blown a Jan. 15 deadline for providing the...

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A Cedar Waxwing, seen recently at Brooklyn Bridge Park. Member of the Passerine order, which includes more than half of bird species: they have three toes forward, one backward. (Non-passerines have two toes forward, one backward.) The name “Waxwing” refers to wax-like wingtips. Scientific name: Bombycilia cedrorum. Flocking together, they feed on berry-laden trees and shrubs, often plucking berries while airborne. Will also eat beetles, ants, and caterpillars. One avid birder, an artist who specializes in bird paintings, told the Eagle: “Flocks of Cedar Waxwings are like a band of pirates. They will descend on a tree or bush like an air raid and consume every single berry… then they all go out drinking — water, that is.” Photo by Heather Wolf, author of BIRDING AT THE BRIDGE. Join the Eagle family of supporters and get daily updates and features (like bird of the day).

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A Cedar Waxwing, seen in Brooklyn Bridge Park, Jan A Cedar Waxwing, seen in Brooklyn Bridge Park, January 2021. The Waxwings have a colorful scientific name: Bombycilla cedrorum. In no danger of extinction, they love fruit. Over-ripe berries that have fermented in the sun have intoxicated flocks of cedar waxwings, causing them to crash into windows. Photo by Heather Wolf, author of BIRDING AT THE BRIDGE. Join the Eagle family of supporters and get daily updates on Brooklyn news (and birds).
The New York Mets’ home, Citi Field, joined Yank The New York Mets’ home, Citi Field, joined Yankee Stadium on Wednesday in offering COVID-19 vaccinations to eligible New Yorkers, but a lack of supply means only a few hundred people a day will initially get shots there. The Citi Field vaccination hub will be reserved for taxi drivers, food service workers and vaccine-eligible residents of the borough of Queens. Read more on our website.
Seen at Brooklyn Bridge Park, February 2021, a Buf Seen at Brooklyn Bridge Park, February 2021, a Bufflehead, North America’s smallest migrant diving sea duck, photographed by Heather Wolf. BIRDERS OF BROOKLYN, join the Eagle family of supporters and get daily updates on Brooklyn news (and birds). Link in bio.
Any plan for the equitable recovery of NYC should Any plan for the equitable recovery of NYC should focus on communities like East New York that have disproportionately borne the brunt of the pandemic that have exacerbated the historic consequences of disinvestment in the neighborhood. One place to start is Broadway Junction. Nowhere else in the City can one find used car lots, gravel storage and piles of garbage next to a transportation hub boasting five subway lines and a branch of the Long Island Railroad. Only Central Business Districts like Midtown and Lower Manhattan and outer borough hubs like Downtown Brooklyn and Jamaica, Queens boast rival transit infrastructure. And yet no action to date has been taken on the many planning efforts over the years to galvanize investment and opportunity in the area. Read more on our website in our new column "Subject to Inspection: Brooklyn Spaces and Issues"
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