The Lucky One Thousand !?
On the even of President Xi Jinping’s visit, Tibetan’s living in exile in Jackson Heights are working to keep their culture strong for the younger generation.
The Call for Car-Free Shore Blvd Sparks Debate in Astoria Neighborhood
People in Astoria have different opinion on whether Shore Blvd should be car-free.
Ahead of Restoration, Jackson Heights’ Diversity Plaza Faces Criticism
Jackson Heights’ Diversity Plaza will undergo restoration in spring 2016 on a budget of $2.5 million dollars.
The Nostalgia of Food
In response to the influx of West African immigrants into West Harlem a group of Senegalese restaurants have sprung up to provide people with a taste of their traditions in their new home.
A New Trend of Work Space In Red Hook
A new trend of co-working space is booming in Brooklyn.
Residents Take Center Stage at First Bed-Stuy Participatory Budget Meeting
For the first time, residents of Bedford-Stuyvesant are getting the chance to vote on how money gets spent in their district.
Remembering Marlene Sanders
Family, friends, colleagues, and students of Marlene Sanders are invited to a celebration of the life and career of journalism pioneer Marlene Sanders. Thursday, September 3rd at 4:00pm, Reception to follow Hemmerdinger Hall, Room 102 Silver Center for Arts and Science, New
Charter schools cause dissent in Greenpoint and Williamsburg
Karen Sprowal got her son into a charter school because her district’s public schools were struggling. Her son, who has ADHD, was quickly singled out. Within twelve days of him attending a Success Academy school, the administration realized he
