Liquor Store Window? Or Art Space?
Meet the woman behind Henry Harde’s window displays.
Author: Bob
An Art Studio For Bay Ridge Kids Celebrates Five Years
Owner and artist Leigh Brannan talks to us about running a local arts business.
Bay Ridge Buildings Could Get Taller
Get the latest info straight from the city this week, plus other issues before the community board this month.
Golden’s Education Bill Lays a Golden Egg for Corporate Donors, Religious Schools
State Senator Marty Golden has failed to get the state to meet its court-mandated obligation to fully-fund public schools, but is sponsoring legislation that would give significant tax breaks to corporate donors of religious schools.
First Oasis: First In Middle Eastern Cuisine
Bottom line, the food rocks, and there’s always a seat available at lunch.
Indian-Food Newcomer Quickly Becomes Best in Bay Ridge
You don’t have to go to the East Village for amazing Indian food anymore.
The Time They (Almost) Built a Subway to Staten Island
It would’ve gone right through Bay Ridge—and might’ve solved our congressional-district problem.
Personal Reflections Of A Vet On Memorial Day
This Memorial Day, as Brooklyn’s annual parade gets set to get to march down Third Avenue towards John Paul Jones Park, we take a few moments to reflect on the connection – and the unfortunate gulf – between the American people and the members of its armed forces.
Teacher Injured While Saving Schoolchildren from Falling Window
A seventh-grade science teacher in Dyker Heights was honored for his quick thinking that led his classroom full of children to safety just moments before a large window which had been improperly installed fell into the classroom.
Donovan’s First Challenge: Picking A Side On Trans-Pacific Partnership Stealth Passage
Make a difference while our congressmember is new and impressionable.