A Dream Delayed for Latino Laborers
Some immigrant day laborers in Queens are struggling to decide whether to stay in the U.S. or move home amid hard economic times.
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Our Town – Ft. Greene Style
The Irondale Ensemble Project, a theater company based in Fort Greene, want…
via The Queens Courier
Parking Fight on Sunnyside Street
The Kettle restaurant at the corner of 51st Street and Skillman Avenue in S…
via Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Tree Throes in Brooklyn
The city wants to plant a million trees — but some residents of Brownsville aren’t exactly tree-huggers.
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Red Hook Justice Center Faces Red Ink
The Red Hook Community Justice Center, an innovative combination courthouse and community service hub, has trimmed hours. More cutbacks loom.
Iraqi Musician Shares Oud Obsession
Baghdad-born musician Rahim AlHaj is a master of the oud, an ancient guitar-like instrument. He recently gave lessons in Lower Manhattan.
Online Brooklyn Time Machine Debuts
There's a new site celebrating old Brooklyn. Brooklynrevealed.com offers a virtual museum tour of the borough's historic neighborhoods.
VideoWomen’s Job Fair Welcomes Men
The lines were a lot longer than usual outside the latest job fair held by Women For Hire. This time, men were among the crowd.