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
Critics say budget doesn’t need 15 percent cuts By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Lefty politicians and advocates gathered outside City Hall last week to denounce
By Carmo Moniz | news@queensledger.com Williamsburg’s Marsha P. Johnson Park has a new gateway honoring its namesake, complete with colorful metal and glass flowers and
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
Critics say budget doesn’t need 15 percent cuts By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Lefty politicians and advocates gathered outside City Hall last week to denounce
By Carmo Moniz | news@queensledger.com Williamsburg’s Marsha P. Johnson Park has a new gateway honoring its namesake, complete with colorful metal and glass flowers and
