The seventh annual Kings Cares Thanksgiving luncheon, hosted by the Kings Theater, was held on Thursday. The luncheon, a celebrated tradition in the Flatbush community, featured a spread of hot food prepared by students from the Academy of Hospitality and Tourism at the Erasmus Campus. Attendees savored a traditional Thanksgiving feast complete with turkey, stuffing, potatoes, hot soup and more.
Following a gala fundraiser for the Greenpoint Y, the North Brooklyn Gazette interviewed their president, Kendall Charter.
Full slideshow below The annual dinner for the Dyker Heights Civic Association, held at Sirico’s this past Thursday, October 26, paid homage to two individuals
EAST FLATBUSH — A transformative new project in the heart of the district of Assemblymember Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, who happens to be the leader of Kings
A recent decision by the Ridge-rooted Guild for Exceptional Children (GEC) to close its long-standing pre-school center has led local movers and shakers to piggyback
A recent decision by the Ridge-rooted Guild for Exceptional Children (GEC) to close its long-standing pre-school center has led local movers and shakers to piggyback
Reaching-Out Community Services (RCS) is once again attempting to give back during the holidays for families in need with its annual Operation Gobbler Giver event,
Reaching-Out Community Services (RCS) is once again attempting to give back during the holidays for families in need with its annual Operation Gobbler Giver event, to be held on Monday,
Food Bank for NYC kicked off its Thankful to Give campaign on Monday, November 17, by distributing Thanksgiving turkeys and other trimmings to Coney Island residents affected by Hurricane Sandy.
A City Tech alum and Vietnam War veteran was reunited with a class ring he lost almost 50 years ago during a mission, thanks to another Vietnam vet he had
A City Tech alum and Vietnam War veteran was reunited with a class ring he lost almost 50 years ago during a mission, thanks to another Vietnam vet he had
Camp Brooklyn – a not-for-profit organization founded by former Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz to help send less fortunate kids to camp – once again honored its founder at the
COMPILED BY MEAGHAN MCGOLDRICK TARGET FIRST SATURDAY Join the Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway) for its November installment of Target First Saturday – a free, all-day art and entertainment affair
COMPILED BY MEAGHAN MCGOLDRICK TARGET FIRST SATURDAY Join the Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway) for its November installment of Target First Saturday – a free, all-day art and entertainment affair
Losing a loved one is undoubtedly difficult but, thanks to Emma’s Place – the only not-for-profit Grief and Loss Center for children and families on Staten Island – finding the
Losing a loved one is undoubtedly difficult but, thanks to Emma’s Place – the only not-for-profit Grief and Loss Center for children and families on Staten Island – finding the
‘Tis the season to spook up the storefronts. Hundreds of pint-sized Picassos took to the streets of Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and beyond on Tuesday, October 28 to paint the
‘Tis the season to spook up the storefronts. Hundreds of pint-sized Picassos took to the streets of Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and beyond on Tuesday, October 28 to paint the
St. Ephrem School celebrated its annual Walk-a-Thon on Wednesday, September 26. The major fundraiser is the first event of many held throughout the year. Students walked along the route, outside
St. Ephrem School celebrated its annual Walk-a-Thon on Wednesday, September 26. The major fundraiser is the first event of many held throughout the year. Students walked along the route, outside
A Pie Eating Contest… Relay Races… Pumpkin Painting… Oh my! Teachers, students and their families, and prospective students enjoyed a beautiful day at Seth Low I.S. 96, attending the first
A Pie Eating Contest… Relay Races… Pumpkin Painting… Oh my! Teachers, students and their families, and prospective students enjoyed a beautiful day at Seth Low I.S. 96, attending the first
The students of the Lutheran Elementary School, led by the sixth grade and Miss Perez, raised over $2,000 for the Susan G. Komen Foundation during a fundraising and awareness day,
The students of the Lutheran Elementary School, led by the sixth grade and Miss Perez, raised over $2,000 for the Susan G. Komen Foundation during a fundraising and awareness day,
One small step for students; one large step for Saint Anselm Catholic Academy. The Pre-K-8 school, attached to Saint Anselm parish at 365 83rd Street, celebrated its 22nd annual Walk
One small step for students; one large step for Saint Anselm Catholic Academy. The Pre-K-8 school, attached to Saint Anselm parish at 365 83rd Street, celebrated its 22nd annual Walk
Sail away. Halloween came nearly a week early at the Eco Dock at the 69th Street Pier, where the first annual Great Pumpkin Sail & Oyster Festival was celebrated on
Sail away. Halloween came nearly a week early at the Eco Dock at the 69th Street Pier, where the first annual Great Pumpkin Sail & Oyster Festival was celebrated on
HEATHER FIORICA PRESIDENT, COMMUNITY EDUCATION COUNCIL DISTRICT 21 COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Heather Fiorica has made a career out of community service. She began eight years ago as a PTA volunteer, then
HEATHER FIORICA PRESIDENT, COMMUNITY EDUCATION COUNCIL DISTRICT 21 COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Heather Fiorica has made a career out of community service. She began eight years ago as a PTA volunteer, then
THE ART OF FASHION Fashionistas, unite! Come on down to the Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway) now through February 15, 2015 to experience Killer Heels: The Art of the High-Heeled
THE ART OF FASHION Fashionistas, unite! Come on down to the Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway) now through February 15, 2015 to experience Killer Heels: The Art of the High-Heeled
Do you think the 25 MPH speed limit passed by the City Council will make the streets safe? Streets that have schools and playgrounds should benefit. I think it will
Do you think the 25 MPH speed limit passed by the City Council will make the streets safe? Streets that have schools and playgrounds should benefit. I think it will
It was a street renaming for the books (pink carpet, feather boas and all) on Sunday, October 5 as the Bensonhurst community convened at the corner of 77thStreet and 21st
It was a street renaming for the books (pink carpet, feather boas and all) on Sunday, October 5 as the Bensonhurst community convened at the corner of 77thStreet and 21st