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In case you were wondering what the commotion was along Avenue U, south of Marine Park, early yesterday morning, it was the Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros. More ... Police from the 69th Precinct re-sponded to a call of "shots fired" on East 104 Street between Flatlands Ave-nue and Avenue J last Monday at about 10 p.m. to find a A 58-year-old resident lying on the ground bleeding from a gunshot wound. More ... President Neil Duncan and Vice-President Lenny Fogel of the United Canarsie South Civic Association (UCSCA) introduced a number of new members to attendees at its monthly meeting on July 8 at the Hebrew Educational Society auditorium on East 95th Street. More ... OLVESTON, Montserrat (AP) - Ash blanketed cars and buildings across the Caribbean on Monday as Montserrat More ... This full buck moon, which only occurs twice a year, was shining brightly over Brooklyn this weekend when our photographer, Adam Gell, took this picture, which we thought we More ... "PLAY BALL," the umprie cried on July 2 as the 69th Precinct Community Baseball Program held its opening day for the 2003 season. The season kicked off with its traditional "meet the managers, coaches, and players practice game. More ... Creating smiles on the faces of children and joy in the hearts of all, is the reason why Marty and Iris have been a team for the past thirty years specializing in magic shows, face painting and fun for a wide variety of events and special occasions. More ... The Brooklyn City Council delegation this week joined Speaker Gifford Miller and Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz in highlighting restorations in the city More ... Recent U.S. military actions in Afghanistan and Iraq mean that large numbers of military personnel will be returning home after extended separations from their families, friends and regular jobs. More ... The New York City Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) today launched a new online database, providing a comprehensive listing of all licensed home improvement contractors. More ... The New York Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) advised New Yorkers to stay away from stray or wild animals (e.g., skunks, raccoons, and bats) that can carry rabies. More ... With mosquito season in full swing, New York City Health and Mental Hygiene Commissioner Thomas Frieden, MD, MPH yesterday encouraged New Yorkers to take simple precautions against mosquitoes, which can carry West Nile virus (WNV). More ... As summer continues with hot temperatures and high humidity, the American Red Cross in Greater New York urges New Yorkers to take precautions against the heat. More ... |
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