Fort Hamilton Highway may get a new name if Hochul signs bill
Community seeks clarity on Mount Prospect Skate Garden
Richard Moylan, president of Green-Wood for 38 years, retires
‘Microhubs’ pilot to ease impacts of truck delivery to begin in Brooklyn
23 years after 9/11, Tunnel to Towers continues to support those affected
‘A day of great pride’: Pakistani independence day parade draws a diverse crowd in Kensington
For over 30 years, the festival, which has been held in Brooklyn since its inception, attracts Pakistani-Americans from around the country.
Fire at newly-renovated home in Carroll Gardens brings all-hands FDNY response
CARROLL GARDENS — A smoky fire broke out in a newly-renovated, four-story brick building at 389 DeGraw St. in Carroll Gardens on Friday just after 7 p.m., drawing an all-hands response by the Fire Department. Multiple FDNY and EMS units filled the block and wrapped around to Smith and Hoyt streets. An FDNY spokesperson told the Brooklyn Eagle that 12
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Columbian lawyers host attorney Sean McGowan for cannabis law CLE
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Greenpoint YMCA acknowledges three Brooklynites’ community spirit at annual fundraising gala
The Greenpoint YMCA’s seventh annual “Spirit of Community” Service Awards Dinner, where the worldwide youth organization pays tribute.
East New York’s Breukelen Playground gets a vibrant makeover
EAST NEW YORK — The before-and-after photos tell the story: The NYC Parks Department worked with community members and the school next door to cut through the red tape and
Latest decisions from the Appellate Division, Second Department
Late answer in a property dispute, disputes over serious injuries, a foreclosure’s defective dismissal order, and an inmate negligence claim.
4 wounded at Brooklyn train station when officers shoot man wielding knife
Four people were wounded at a Brooklyn subway station Sunday when police officers shot a man threatening them with a knife.
NYC City Council bathroom report pisses off Parks Department
The council survey — dubbed Nature’s Call — examined 102 public restrooms between July 9-11 within the city’s public parks.
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Dyker Heights dinner honors KCCP Chair Fran Vella-Marrone
The Dyker Heights Civic Association’s (DHCA) annual dinner honored Fran Vella-Marrone, chair of Kings County Conservative Party.
A visit to the extraordinary Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse
This year, the Showhouse took over 182 Clinton St., a classic brick Greek Revival townhouse built in the late 1840s.
Johnny Podres — the small town Dodger with the big heart
Podres was born Sept. 30th, 1922. This exceptional pitcher’s September birthday gave him a post-August edge if you believe the research.
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Brooklyn College professor’s flood project showcased for Climate Week
Brooklyn College Professor Brett Branco launched FloodNet in 2022 to address flooding issues through a free online tool.
City releases report on fixes for BQE North and South
BQE North runs from the Kosciuszko Bridge to Sands Street, while BQE South runs from Atlantic Avenue to the Verrazano Bridge
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Our world in photos: October 11
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle editorial staff highlights images from around the world, photos courtesy of the Associated Press.
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Fort Hamilton Highway to be renamed ‘Veterans Memorial Highway’ — or not
All that is impeding the recent passing of legislation that will allow a portion of the Fort Hamilton Highway to be renamed.
Cabbies Say Cost to Move to Wheelchair-Accessible Cars Is Too High
Taxi medallion owners facing a new deadline for making their vehicles wheelchair accessible by next March say conversion costs could take cabbies off the road.
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to stay in jail while appeals court takes up bail fight
A federal appeals court judge has ruled to keep Sean “Diddy” Combs locked up while he makes a third bid for bail in his sex trafficking case, which
Scholastic Roundup: PSAL cross country is off and running
The PSAL Cross Country season got rolling as 705 student-athletes took to the hills of Van Cortlandt Park last week. The Flying Dragons of the
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Sustainable and flexible workspaces introduced at Domino Sugar Factory
Two companies at the cutting edge of creating solutions in the modern workplace have joined forces at the Refinery at Domino Sugar Factory.