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Brooklyn’s Lithuanian community celebrated culture and heritage at the annual Pink Soup Fest featuring traditional cold beet soup.
The FTC also ruled that calling lab-grown diamonds “synthetic” was misleading, since the word implies the stones are fake; they are not.
“I gave up after 60 thinking about it because if I did, I’d be thinking about it all the time. So I don’t think about it much.”
Maria Aragona was sworn in as a Kings County Supreme Court justice during a ceremony at Mount Carmel in Williamsburg.
NBK Angels’ ethos of neighborly support was evident during the luncheon, where donors, family and volunteers alike celebrated the work.
Former Knicks legend Charles Oakley returned to Brooklyn, reflecting on New York’s NBA title, his Knicks career and his community work.
A Williamsburg native backs Monitor Point, saying it would create affordable housing and union jobs while helping families stay in Brooklyn.
Gov. Kathy Hochul spoke at Brooklyn Children’s Museum with Letitia James and Eric Gonzalez, highlighting affordability in New York.
Brooklyn’s real estate market remains strong as experts cite rising demand, investment and continued neighborhood growth.
KAT told ESPN that he sensed “a calm and a peace” coming from “the woman above” who he has described as one of his biggest supporters.
Yeshayahuw Carraway was arraigned on Wednesday before Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Danny Chun on a five-count indictment.
A series of bizarre sightings of people popping in and out of NYC’s subterranean sewer system has the city wondering what exactly is going on.
LIRR service runs in Brooklyn and has stations in East New York, Bedford-Stuyvesant and Atlantic Terminal in Downtown Brooklyn.
“In moments like this, it is ordinary people who show us what solidarity looks like. That is exactly what is happening at Lulla’s.”
THE 10TH ANNUAL Kingsland Wildflower Festival takes place on Saturday, Aug. 1, offering a day at its 25,000 square foot pollinator garden.
Fans of Saint Vitus expressed their excitement for the return of the venue, with the bar’s announcement gaining over 600 comments.
A THREE-ALARM FIRE in the vicinity of Scott Avenue and Thomas Street is causing traffic delays, according to Notify NYC.
A MAN CENTRAL to the alleged deed theft of a Bed-Stuy brownstone was brought to Georgia over the weekend.
THE LEONARD LIBRARY on Devoe Street is set to close again next fall to begin its second phase of renovations.
The Fellowship Hall, which has also served as a rectory, “is structurally sound and does not need to be demolished.”
Among other issues, environmental groups raised concerns about the effects of the towers on the inlet’s ecosystem.
The church and DOB are working with the FDNY to determine the cause of the three-alarm fire and make changes to stabilize the building.
The church was heavily damaged in a blaze that broke out at the historic house of worship at 855 Bushwick Ave. on Friday.
According to a post by Traded, Whole Foods signed a 15-year lease at $130/square foot, and the store will expand the company’s small shops.
During its 173 years, the church had also withstood through other catastrophes, including arson-related fires during riots.
Family and friends remember Peter John Haley, a journalist and public servant whose career and life were rooted in Brooklyn.
Parishioners bid an emotional farewell as Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bay Ridge held its final service after decades of worship.
Bay Ridge Center honored volunteers and community leaders during its Summer Celebration of Giving fundraiser for older adults.
The squirrel, seen on a utility pole, hurled itself into the air and landed on the back of a soldier standing nearby.
Spike Lee visited a Bay Ridge sports store celebrating renewed Knicks championship excitement, drawing fans and boosting business.
Capt. Christopher Vincenti has been named commanding officer of Brooklyn’s 68th Precinct, succeeding Deputy Inspector John Dasaro.
CEREMONIAL CANNON FIRINGS will take place over the next few days at the U.S. Army Garrison in Fort Hamilton.
Brooklyn’s Nathan R. Sobel American Inn of Court installed new officers and celebrated a year of growth and mentoring.
A giant American flag was installed on the bridge in June 1976 for the United States Bicentennial, but it was destroyed due to strong winds.
President Leslie Kelmachter, Esq., told the Brooklyn Eagle that the organization will be installing its new officers from June 2026.
Along with cheering on Knicks stars such as Jalen Brunson, OG Anunoby and Karl-Anthony Towns, Tiger pride was in full swing.
Relay for Life Brooklyn’s 28th annual walk honored cancer survivors, community leaders and those lost while raising more than $107,000.
