- Mixed reviews for GoogaMooga. Carroll Gardens Patch and About.com and here. - Those bike-sharing docks may be bigger than DOT describes, and some Brooklyn Heights residents are getting riled up. Brooklyn Eagle - City plans to close dozens of after-sc... »
An opportunity to visit a normally inaccessible part of the Brooklyn Waterfront and tour some great ships. Don't forget to stop by PortSide NewYork's SOS pop up at 145 Columbia Street and support them in their effort to preserve historic ships. More R... »
- Cops stopped and questioned nearly one-third of Brownsville’s residents last year. NY Daily News- Nearly 200 students who took the SAT at Packer in Brooklyn Heights had their scores invalidated, apparently because some students were seated too closel... »
Brownstoner reports that the two-story light brick building at 30 Henry Street (and Middagh Street) in Brooklyn Heights -- most recently the headquarters of the Brooklyn Eagle -- sold for $3.5 million.The approved five-story, five-unit proposal can be ... »
See this story at BrooklynPaper.com.By Will BreddermanThe Brooklyn PaperBe sure to hit up these spots for some fantastic liquor and lit: The Writing Program of Pratt Institute presents “Art School Confidential” at People’s Republic of Brooklyn What hap... »
When I first walked down Dennet Place to visit a friend, I immediately felt like I was in a magical place. This hidden alley street in Carroll Gardens is a rare gem, made more distinguished by the basement level apartments with half-size doors which g... »
Timothy Keith Timothy Keith, the 5-year-old boy who was hit by a cab driver in Brooklyn earlier this month, died days later from his injuries. Timothy was walking with his parents on Hicks Street in Cobble Hill on the afternoon of April 14 when, accord... »
See this story at BrooklynPaper.com.By Colin MixsonThe Brooklyn Paper76th Precinct Carroll Gardens-Cobble Hill–Red Hook Knife strife A 44-year-old man was arrested for allegedly threatening a woman with a knife on Atlantic Avenue on May 11. The victim ... »
