Soccer craze to hit Brooklyn, maybe.
Downstate LICH experts offer good advice so your kids remain safe this summer.
Understanding foreign politics gets so much easier when bloggers do all the hard work for us!
Proteus Gowanus presents Nomad Mixer, which boasts a colorful line-up including literary gypsies, Russian folk songs, tarot card readers and the Union St. Preservation Society Band.
Building on Bond is an excellent, affordable restaurant at Bond and Pacific Streets with excellent brunch and dinner options.
New York celebrates French cinema with half a dozen movies playing in theaters this summer!
Working your way out of a parenting rut
Day 2 of The Great GoogaMooga. Hall & Oates, Lez Zeppelin, Peelander Z and more perform.
The food festival arrived at Prospect Park's Nethermead with great musical performances by The Roots, Van Halen tribute band Unchained, and others.
A column celebrating French culture in Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill and Boerum Hill, written by Marie Lipp, a native of Northeastern France and French-language expert at Idlewild Books.
Tuesday night Mussel Night at Cafe Luluc, with mussels and french fries, for just $7.95, is one of the best—and tastiest—deals in Carroll Gardens.
The SSA Releases the 2011 Top Baby Names List. How do your favorite baby names stack up?
New Jersey Berries are here! Enjoy some simple recipes and selection tips to optimize the next 3 weeks of your local life.
With a mix of classics and tracks from her new album Little Broken Hearts, Norah Jones enchanted a small crowd at The Bell House.
Some useful tips and advice to keep in mind for prospective law students.
Managing the transition to daycare.
The Friends of the Carroll Gardens Library are thrilled and overwhelmed with the amount of books we received when we put out our call for donations for this year's Book Sale.
Recollections and helpful hints on jury duty.
Now that the asbestos abatement and dust clean up has begun, parents of PS 29 students are left with tough decisions. And what went wrong with the process.
Five most important things mom should do for their health
David Naczycz, owner of local tour company Urban Oyster, tackles the recent discussion on the changing neighborhood, new vs. old, and how it all impacts the future of the community.
Testimony of CEC-15 President Jim Devor Before the NY City Council Education Committee Hearing on Co-Locations Held on April 19, 2012
Perhaps the SCA should issue respirators and protective clothing to children as they pass through the scaffolding into P.S. 29 on Tuesday. Or stop the process until school's out for summer.
P.S. 29 is facing asbestos removal while students are at school.
From public and private schools in Brooklyn to those in Westchester and beyond, parents are standing up to help stock school libraries by voting for their child's school with “Books 4 Our School.”
Four Brooklyn artists being exhibited at Berkeley College Gallery in Brooklyn
Starting a visual artists group in Carroll Gardens - Boerum Hill area.
Choosing a day care for your child involves asking alot of questions and being very observant. To ensure that you are not being rushed, give yourself enough time. Remember the best fill up FIRST!
We just released the participatory budgeting ballot, read about all the projects and watch videos with the people behind each before you vote.
Screening colonoscopies - now there's no excuse
Linsanity Hits the Gardens!
In the next few months, Downstate LICH is going to roll out an ambitious program of service excellence.
Having your finances and documentation in order will help sellers take your offer seriously.
A vegan (yes, vegan) chili recipe you'll love—I guarantee it. Big on taste, smokey in flavor, and completely free of meat, dairy, or anything else that's bothering your gut. Or those animals.
Take a new look at Long Island College Hospital—now part of the Downstate system. It's still here and serving the community better every day.
Happy Year of the Dragon in Carroll Gardens
Last week, home improvement chain Lowe's caved to pressure from an anti-Muslim group and pulled its ads on TV show "All-American Muslim." Good thing we can shop at local stores that value diversity.
Get ready, Cobble Hill, our "choices" are about to increase! Some other people's are about to decrease, but never mind about that.
We've come a long way from segregated schools and unequal opportunities. Unfortunately, it looks like we were travelling in a circle.
The History of Strong Place in Cobble Hill.