Litchfield Villa Lights Despite Park Budget Cuts
December 6, 2023
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com Across the city, trees and buildings light up to celebrate the beginning of the holiday season in New York City.
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com Across the city, trees and buildings light up to celebrate the beginning of the holiday season in New York City.
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com Christmas came early this year as Union Trees, nestled into the Metropolitan Avenue and Union Avenue intersection in Williamsburg, recently opened
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com This weekend, the North Brooklyn Open Streets Community Coalition and the North Brooklyn Parks Alliance partnered to create a non-traditional
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com Fort Greene Park’s large-scale plan to improve accessibility and remove invasive tree species is moving forward, despite community pushback and two lawsuits.
By Oona Milliken and Matthew Fischetti | news@queensledger.com While the race for City Council District 47 was largely projected to be a close one, Democrat
By Matthew Fischetti | mfischetti@queensledger.com The communications director for both the Brooklyn Democratic Party and party boss Assemblywoman Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn has a third
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com During a breakfast meeting at the Red Hook Initiative on Friday, Oct. 25, the Brooklyn Borough President announced his decision
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com Jazz lovers flocked to Downtown Brooklyn for BRIC’s ninth annual “JazzFest” this Thursday Oct. 19 through Saturday Oct. 21 at
Ambiguity of what a post-Rikers NYC will look like complicates new plan By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com As many New Yorkers know, Rikers is set to
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com In the historic walls of Brooklyn’s Borough Hall on Wednesday, Sept. 27, Borough President Antonio Reynoso, the first Latino to be elected
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com Across the city, trees and buildings light up to celebrate the beginning of the holiday season in New York City.
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com Christmas came early this year as Union Trees, nestled into the Metropolitan Avenue and Union Avenue intersection in Williamsburg, recently opened
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com This weekend, the North Brooklyn Open Streets Community Coalition and the North Brooklyn Parks Alliance partnered to create a non-traditional
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com Fort Greene Park’s large-scale plan to improve accessibility and remove invasive tree species is moving forward, despite community pushback and two lawsuits.
By Oona Milliken and Matthew Fischetti | news@queensledger.com While the race for City Council District 47 was largely projected to be a close one, Democrat
By Matthew Fischetti | mfischetti@queensledger.com The communications director for both the Brooklyn Democratic Party and party boss Assemblywoman Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn has a third
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com During a breakfast meeting at the Red Hook Initiative on Friday, Oct. 25, the Brooklyn Borough President announced his decision
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com Jazz lovers flocked to Downtown Brooklyn for BRIC’s ninth annual “JazzFest” this Thursday Oct. 19 through Saturday Oct. 21 at
Ambiguity of what a post-Rikers NYC will look like complicates new plan By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com As many New Yorkers know, Rikers is set to
By Oona Milliken | omilliken@queensledger.com In the historic walls of Brooklyn’s Borough Hall on Wednesday, Sept. 27, Borough President Antonio Reynoso, the first Latino to be elected
