Polish Themes in Little Free Libraries in North Brooklyn
Little Free Libraries in North Brooklyn will provide reading matter about Poland’s culture and history, reports Nowy Dziennik.
Little Free Libraries in North Brooklyn will provide reading matter about Poland’s culture and history, reports Nowy Dziennik.
At the Asian Pacific American Heritage Month celebration held by the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office, DA Eric Gonzalez emphasized the community’s growing political clout in the borough, reports Kings County Politics.
Trinidad-Born Andrew Fongyit’s ice cream and vegetarian eatery on Flatbush Ave. is the latest among a number of small businesses in the area contending with the pressure of gentrification, report Bklyner and Brooklyn Paper.
“Bichotte wins again,” writes Kings County Politics in a story on her political power in Brooklyn given her recent victories.
Brooklyn Reporter covers a weekend of Scandinavian festivities in Bay Ridge.
For the first time, public officials in southern Brooklyn hosted an iftar to break the fast during Ramadan, writes Brooklyn Reporter.
Nguyen Coffee Supply offers more than just coffee, founder Sahra Nguyen tells Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
After a contentious race to fill Public Advocate Jumaane Williams’ City Council seat in central Brooklyn, Farah Louis emerged victorious. Caribbean, Jewish and Brooklyn publications covered her win.
The Knickerbocker Avenue Puerto Rican Day Parade returns to Bushwick after 15 years, reports Bushwick Daily.
Ahead of the May 14 special election for Public Advocate Jumaane Williams’ City Council seat, The Haitian Times takes a look at the role of Haitian-American voters in the district.
BK Reader and Brooklyn Daily Eagle report on a crowdfunding effort to save the Weeksville Heritage Center in Crown Heights.
Before a WNBA preseason game between the New York Liberty and China’s national team, Liberty owner Joseph Tsai spoke about how sports can improve relations between the two countries, reports Sing Tao Daily.
Artists will gather for a festival in Brooklyn to benefit Venezuelan children, deeply affected by the humanitarian crisis in their country, reports Bushwick Daily.
In the race for the 45th City Council District seat, a campaign ad for candidate Farah Louis in the Flatbush Jewish Journal has “exposed a raw nerve,” writes Kings County Politics.
The NYPD sought to reassure the Muslim community that worshippers would be protected during the holy month of Ramadan, while Muslim Community Patrol talked about stepping up its volunteer activities, Al Hawadeth reports.