Brooklyn Artists GO Public
Artists recently opened their studios as part of the GO project, a Brooklyn-wide art event in which visitors could vote for pieces to be included in a Brooklyn Museum exhibition.
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via Voices of NY
Pediatrician Rarely Sees His Kids
Brooklyn pediatrician Leonid Isakov was recently honored during Immigrant Heritage Week. But the Uzbekistan native misses spending time with his family.
Churches Fight for Survival
Changing demographics place new pressures on houses of worship in the Brooklyn neighborhood.
via The Local
Kids Play Chess in Nets’ Shadow
Former subway conductor Christian Whitted opened New York Chess & Games in 2008. His shop is across from the soon-to-be home of the Nets.
Live Coverage: Food Conference
The fourth annual Brooklyn Food Conference drew thousands with its packed menu of speakers, workshops and cooking demonstrations.
Live Coverage: Mother’s Day 2012
Our reporters examine what it means to be a mom these days.
via Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Stores Weather a (Lack of) Storm
Shopkeepers who rely on seasonal sale spikes are still recovering from the mild winter.
via The New York Times
Budget Cuts Hit Home
Tameeka Ford Norville has made it her mission to keep kids off streets since a teenager killed her brother. Now the after-school programs she runs are threatened by funding reductions.