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,
With Veteran’s Day right around the corner, one local American Legion post has teamed up with the Fire Department and State Senator Marty Golden to try to bring some comforts
With Veteran’s Day right around the corner, one local American Legion post has teamed up with the Fire Department and State Senator Marty Golden to try to bring some comforts
Hats off to our publishers. Victoria and Joshua Schneps, co-publishers of The Home Reporter and The Brooklyn Spectator will be honored by the Merchants of Third Avenue as the recipients
The hoped for fall, 2014 opening of Bush Terminal Piers Park has been pushed back at least a couple of months and likely won’t occur until the end of the
New York City is as diverse as it’s ever been, with nearly 40 percent of our residents born outside the U.S., nearly 50 percent speaking a language other than English
New York City is as diverse as it’s ever been, with nearly 40 percent of our residents born outside the U.S., nearly 50 percent speaking a language other than English
Ridgeites looking to landmark Saint John’s Episcopal Church have looked no further than the World Wide Web to get the word out, starting with an online petition through change.org kick-started
Coney Island hopes it catches lightning in a bottle with its newest sports franchise, the Brooklyn Bolts, part of the new Fall Experimental Football League (XFXL). To get them started
Coney Island hopes it catches lightning in a bottle with its newest sports franchise, the Brooklyn Bolts, part of the new Fall Experimental Football League (XFXL). To get them started
On your mark, get set, pig out. Following the 33rd Annual Brooklyn Columbus Day Parade, the first annual Cannoli Eating Contest took place, held at the soon-to-be-completed Il Centro. Much
Throughout the NFL this past weekend, players wore pink accents on their uniforms and equipment for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Additionally, the league honored breast cancer survivors on the field
Throughout the NFL this past weekend, players wore pink accents on their uniforms and equipment for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Additionally, the league honored breast cancer survivors on the field
New York City taxpayers will be paying $72 million to build a new hydroelectric power plant along the Cannonsville Reservoir – 120 miles northwest of the city, in Delaware County
New York City taxpayers will be paying $72 million to build a new hydroelectric power plant along the Cannonsville Reservoir – 120 miles northwest of the city, in Delaware County
The state approved 17 new charter schools – 14 of them for Success Academy, three for Achievement First – for New York City and now the city will have to
The state approved 17 new charter schools – 14 of them for Success Academy, three for Achievement First – for New York City and now the city will have to
For the month of October, the masthead on this newspaper will be pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection is a key to being a survivor of
For the month of October, the masthead on this newspaper will be pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection is a key to being a survivor of
City streets are one step closer to seeing a decrease in the speed limit from 30 to 25 miles per hour thanks to the City Council, which voted overwhelmingly in
JAY RUIZ FOUNDER, BROOKLYN BIKE PATROL COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Jay Ruiz founded the Brooklyn Bike Patrol (BBP) during the summer of 2011 after several women were sexually assaulted in Windsor Terrace,
JAY RUIZ FOUNDER, BROOKLYN BIKE PATROL COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Jay Ruiz founded the Brooklyn Bike Patrol (BBP) during the summer of 2011 after several women were sexually assaulted in Windsor Terrace,
What is your favorite thing about fall in Brooklyn? I love the change of season and seeing the leaves changing. I also enjoy the different events in the neighborhood, such
What is your favorite thing about fall in Brooklyn? I love the change of season and seeing the leaves changing. I also enjoy the different events in the neighborhood, such
Every weekday is a festive affair inside the United Senior Citizens Center (USCC) of Sunset Park at 475 53rd Street, where around 200 seniors gather each day for games of
Every weekday is a festive affair inside the United Senior Citizens Center (USCC) of Sunset Park at 475 53rd Street, where around 200 seniors gather each day for games of
Celebrating the good ole’ days, on Saturday, September 27, the 46th Annual Brooklyn Old Timers’ Stickball Game was held in conjunction with the Ragamuffin Parade. The game is set up
Celebrating the good ole’ days, on Saturday, September 27, the 46th Annual Brooklyn Old Timers’ Stickball Game was held in conjunction with the Ragamuffin Parade. The game is set up
It was one for the books on Sunday, September 28 as thousands of Brooklynites flocked to the Ridge’s Third Avenue strip to celebrate the 41st Annual Third Avenue Festival, an
Save the date! The Home Reporter and Brooklyn Spectator’s fourth annual King of Kings networking event will take place on Wednesday, October 8 from 6-9 p.m. at the Grand Prospect