Honoring Whom?

On Saturday, students from Shimoda, Japan, visited New York City, and Townsend Harris’s Green-Wood grave was a must-see. What is that all about?

Remembering Dodie

The memories of the friend of a woman who died in the Park Slope plane crash of United flight 826 in 1960.

Student Leadership at Ditmas

Student leaders at Ditmas engage in inaugural "L" Expo.

Green-Wood Faces

A visitor's original deed to a Green-Wood lot and two photographs of her interred ancestors.

It Is Ours!

Read about Green-Wood's recent acquisition of the landmarked Weir Greenhouse.

Exile On Albemarle Rd.

A musician native of Kensington discusses the changes in local music and the meaning of a "brooklyn band" throughout the past ten years.

Fitness for Motherhood

Fitting fitness into motherhood at any stage

Our Million Dollar Decision: Please Pledge to Vote

This is your opportunity to decide how to spend $1 million in our neighborhoods. Please pledge to vote!

The Early Word: Batter Up—Registration for Kid's Ball Clinics Still Open

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

Fitness Experts Back Bloomberg on Soda Ban

Weight Watchers, along with several other diet experts, announced their support of the Mayor's large sugary drink ban.

This Week at the Movies

The summer movie season ends on a mixed note with 'Lawless,' 'The Possession' and 'For a Good Time, Call...'

McCarren Park Pool Sorts Out Issues Before Season Closure

The pool was plagued with sporadic incidents of violence and cleanliness issues.

Photo of the Day: Picking Fruit in Kensington

West Indian Day Parade 2012: What You Need to Know

Schedule, route and tips for enjoying one of the area's biggest parties of the year.

Alternate Side Parking Suspended for Labor Day

Your car is safe from the city for another day.

Meet the Owner: Joe Brancaccio of Brancaccio's Food Shop

Meet the mastermind behind the best mac 'n cheese in town.

Weekend Weather: Farewell, Summer

This summer, we'll help you plan your weekends with our weather watch.

Hamptons Agenda: Hampton Classic, Alec Baldwin, Fireworks, Powwow

Also happening this Labor Day weekend, ARF hosts a yard sale, "The Mystery of Irma Vep" wraps at Mulford Farm, and Quogue Wildlife Center hosts "Once in a Blue Moon" potluck dinner.

Air Quality Advisory in Effect for Friday

High ozone levels may be unhealthy for certain groups.

Back-to-School for Grandparents

Back-to-School backpacks and other resources... for seniors!

Photo of the Day: Swimming on the Lake

We Need to Talk About Brooklyn Commune’s New Donuts

The donuts arrived at the restaurant on Tuesday, changing everything forever.

Three-Legged Cat Missing from Windsor Terrace Home

Tripod, a cat with gray fur and only three legs, has been missing since Tuesday.

House Hunt: Prospect Park Southwest Co-op for $415,000

A look at what's on the market in Windsor Terrace this week.

Fire Ravages Prospect Avenue Brownstone

No injuries were reported in the blaze, which started around 2 a.m. on Thursday.

Registration for NYC Century Bike Tour Still Open

Riders and volunteers welcome to participate in the Sept. 9 event.

Photo of the Day: Quick Draw

The Early Word: Registration for Pony Club Open Now

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

Crossroads Cafe Closing Early This Week

The coffee shop will close at 2 p.m. all week, but will be open for business on Labor Day.

Help Wanted: Job Postings of the Week

A Windsor Terrace community center needs a bilingual teaching assistant, and a local business needs a bookkeeper.

Photo of the Day: Hanging Out at Greenwood Playground

Weekend Weather: Mixed Days and Cool Evenings

This summer, we'll help you plan your weekends with our weather watch.

West Nile Virus Subject of DOH Meeting with CB7

West Nile virus countermeasures largely effective in 2012 says DOH; Caution still urged.

Video: Menorah Burglar Sought by Police

Robber made off with several religious items.

Kensington-born Food Vendor Wins 'Most Heroic' Vendy Award

The Halal food cart vendor stood up to businesses who wanted him to move out, and won.

House Hunt: Ocean Parkway Co-op for $160,000

A look at what's on the market this week.

MTA Payroll Tax Ruled Unconstitutional

The tax imposed in 2009 was never passed legally, according to a State Supreme Court judge.

Photo of the Day: Inside Looking Out

The Early Word: Brooklyn Commune is Hiring

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

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