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Filmmaker Jay Cusato with his father Vincent Cusato, who is in the Stickball Hall of Fame. Photo courtesy of Jay Cusato

Stickball documentary to screen this weekend at MCU Park

July 6 | Shlomo Sprung

“When Broomsticks Were King,” a documentary by Jay Cusato, celebrates the beloved...

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Former Boston College star Justin Dunn shined in his Brooklyn debut Monday night in Batavia, striking out a pair of batters over two innings to close out the Cyclones’ 5-1 victory over the Muckdogs. AP Photo

Cyclones get it ‘Dunn’ behind first-rounder

July 5 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

As far as professional debuts go, Justin Dunn’s featured a little...

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Right-hander Merandy Gonzalez lasted only two innings Wednesday night at Staten College, forcing Brooklyn to once again put the game in the hands of its overworked bullpen. Photo courtesy of Brooklyn Cyclones

Cyclones continue to get ‘extra’ work in

June 30 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

There has been nothing even remotely short about the Cyclones’ Class A...

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Jose Reyes was treated more like a returning hero than a player trying to shake off a well-chronicled domestic abuse incident during his two-game stint with the Brooklyn Cyclones in Coney Island this past week. AP Photo

Reyes gone, but Cyclones back on track

June 29 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

Jose Reyes went zero-for-Brooklyn during his brief minor league stint...

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New York Mets' Jose Reyes, playing with the Brooklyn Cyclones, warms up his throwing arm before a minor league baseball game against the Hudson Valley Renegades, Sunday in Brooklyn. Reyes signed a minor league contract with the Mets on Saturday. AP Photo/Kathy Kmonicek

Jose Reyes, playing for Brooklyn Cyclones, cheered in 1st minor league game since rejoining Mets

June 27 | By Scott Oregera

Jose Reyes was a big hit with fans in his return to...

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Cyclones second baseman Nick Sergakis grounded out with the tying run on base in the top of the ninth inning Wednesday night in Connecticut, leaving the Baby Bums with a 2-4 record after six games. Photo courtesy of Brooklyn Cyclones

Cyclones come up short in comeback bid

June 23 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

The Connecticut Tigers seemed willing to give the Cyclones several chances at...

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Gene Cone made a strong professional debut in Brooklyn Tuesday night, driving in three runs to help the Cyclones top the visiting Tri-City ValleyCats, 8-3, at Coney Island’s MCU Park. Photo courtesy of Brooklyn Cyclones

Brooklyn bounces back vs. Tri-City

June 22 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

For just the second time in the first five games of their...

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Cyclones outfielder Emmanuel Zabala hit a leadoff homer on Opening Night against Staten Island, kicking off a 20-inning affair that Brooklyn lost in heartbreaking fashion to the rival Yankees. Photo courtesy of Brooklyn Cyclones

Brutal beginning for 2016 Baby Bums

June 21 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

Opening Weekend for the 2016 Brooklyn Cyclones began with a punch to...

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Brooklyn catcher Brandon Brosher, who drove in a franchise-record seven runs in one game last summer, will be one of five returning players on the Cyclones’ roster as they kick off their Sweet 16 season in Coney Island on Friday night. Eagle photo by Jeff Melnik

Batter up for 2016 Brooklyn Cyclones

June 16 | By John Torenli, Sports Editor

The Brooklyn Cyclones’ Sweet 16 season on Coney Island begins Friday at...

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Mayor Adams has a special connection to Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association: his Corporation Counsel was their honoree.

Wednesday, May 18, 2022

NEW YORK COVID ALERT LEVEL HEIGHTENS: New York City’s COVID alert level has increased to high, with the city’s Health Commissioner, Dr. Ashwin Vasan, reiterating a set of cautionary steps for people to follow.

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‘GRAVESEND’ EPISODE FILMING: Residents and businesses in Community Board 11 are being alerted that filming is scheduled for today between 9 a.m. and noon for the TV organized-crime series “Gravesend Season 2 Unit 3.”

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TWO STATE SENATE BILLS MOVE FROM COMMITTEE: State Senator Zellnor Myrie (D-20), whose district stretches from Sunset Park and parts of other neighborhoods to Brownsville, is the sponsor of two bills that have passaged their respective committees.

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If you want to know what someone cares about, look at what they spend money on. Our city budget is no different.

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“The LGBTQ+ Committee of the BBA is inviting mem “The LGBTQ+ Committee of the BBA is inviting members to join it during the Brooklyn Pride Parade on Saturday, June 11. The parade starts at Fifth Avenue and Lincoln Place and marches to Ninth Street from 7:30p.m. until 10 PM. Members of the committee will be wearing special limited-edition 150th Anniversary Pride shirts. To order one while supplies last, email Robert Abruzzese with your t-shirt size (rabruzzese@brooklynbar.org). ‘It has never been a better time to celebrate Pride and have fun with your fellow BBA members,’ said Christina Golkin, chair of the LGBTQ+ Committee. ‘All BBA members, allies and family are welcome.’” Continue reading “Join the Brooklyn Bar Association at Brooklyn Pride” from our “Mayor turns out as BWBA honors Hon. Hinds-Radix, Past President Cavallo” article, which is linked in the bio.
“The Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association held its “The Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association held its first major in-person event in more than two years on Thursday when it featured Hon. Sylvia Hinds-Radix and Carrie Anne Cavallo during its annual gala held at the Liberty Warehouse in Red Hook. The event had nearly 200 people in attendance, as the BWBA showed that COVID-19 has not stopped it. Mayor Eric Adams was on hand to offer encouragement to the Association and praise for his choice as the New York City Corporation Counsel: former Appellate Division judge Sylvia Hinds-Radix.” Continue reading our “Mayor turns out as BWBA honors Hon. Hinds-Radix, Past President Cavallo” article, which is linked in the bio.
KIDS’ LOW COVID-19 VACCINE RATES CALLED A GUT PU KIDS’ LOW COVID-19 VACCINE RATES CALLED A GUT PUNCH: Suspicion, misinformation, complacency and delays because of the holidays and bad weather have combined to produce alarmingly low COVID-19 vaccination rates in U.S. children ages 5 to 11, authorities say. As of Tuesday, just over 17% were fully vaccinated, more than two months after shots for the age group became available. While Vermont is at 48%, California is just shy of 19% and Mississippi is only at 5%. Vaccinations among the elementary school set surged after the shots were introduced in the fall, but the numbers have crept up slowly since then, and omicron’s explosive spread appears to have had little effect. Read more by clicking the link in our bio. . . . . #covid #nyc #ny #news #newyorkcity #vaccine #brooklyndailyeagle #brooklyn
NEW YORK TO RECEIVE $6B OF FEDERAL AID FOR TRANSIT NEW YORK TO RECEIVE $6B OF FEDERAL AID FOR TRANSIT: New York City’s subways and commuter rails are getting a $6 billion chunk of federal COVID-19 relief funds. Sen. Chuck Schumer announced Wednesday the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has received the money as part of more than $14.5 billion in overall federal relief aid. The aid, contained in COVID-19 relief bills during both the Trump and Biden administrations, has helped the MTA stave off threatened service cutbacks, layoffs and fare hikes. Click the link in our bio to read more on our website. . . . . #mta #nyc #newyorkcity #train #subway #nycsubway #funds
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