A new twist: Brooklyn Conservatives honor a ‘common sense Democrat’
April 29, 2026
Brooklyn Conservatives honored a Democratic community leader, highlighting shared values over party affiliation.
Brooklyn Conservatives honored a Democratic community leader, highlighting shared values over party affiliation.
THE KINGS COUNTY Conservative Party will host its annual brunch the afternoon of April 26 at the Hudson River Yacht Club.
The Brooklyn lawmaker drew supporters at a fundraiser while outlining priorities like public safety and bipartisan appeal.
The KCCP’s reception recently took place at Siricos, honoring the Brooklyn-based caterer and banquet hall in addition to two Brooklynites.
The Kings County Republican Party held its annual holiday celebration at the Bay Ridge Manor Monday evening, Dec. 15.
It was standing room only at the Kings County Conservative Party’s (KCCP) annual brunch, where Conservative and Republican heavyweights came.
The GEC, a nonprofit agency that assists developmentally disabled children and adults and a staple in the Bay Ridge community.
The 2024 Patriotism Award Luncheon celebrated individuals and organizations that have supported veterans’ issues at the Bay Ridge Manor.
Southern Brooklyn, while still a haven for Democratic voters, has seen a shift as of late — resulting in a number of them seeing Red.
BAY RIDGE — With the exception of some sporadic rain toward the end of the procession, Brooklyn’s 157th Memorial Day Parade went off swimmingly and without a hitch. The sun
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The Angel Guardian Home may soon have its very own guardian angel; the adjacent convent building, however, doesn’t appear to be as lucky. Only the main structure has been recommended
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Dyker Heights — It went better than expected but not as well as it could have. That was the assessment local officials and community leaders offered on the nationally famous
DYKER HEIGHTS — What a turkey! A power outage left thousands of Dyker Heights residents without electricity at the tail end of the long Thanksgiving weekend, according to local officials,
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Residents in Dyker Heights will be living with interruptions in water service and a loss of on-street parking spaces over the next few months now that the city has started
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It was an evening of giving as the Dyker Heights Civic Association (DHCA) and the 68th Precinct Community Council celebrated the season together at a party whose culmination was the
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Fran Vella-Marrone, a longtime Dyker Heights civic leader and member of the Kings County Conservative Party, made history on Sept. 19 when she became the first woman ever elected to
Plans for the storied Angel Guardian Home have finally been revealed. According to The Brooklyn Daily, the site’s long-mysterious developer Scott Barone has finally been given some wiggle room in
Third time’s a charm, they hope. Supporters of both the Angel Guardian Home and its sister senior center rallied for a third time on Friday, April 20 to call for