Brooklyn middle school teacher, 59, arrested for shoving student, 13, into bookshelf
A Brooklyn teacher was arrested for shoving a 13-year-old girl into a bookshelf in his classroom Monday, according to police.
Monthly Archives: June 2023
Man charged with murder in fatal Brooklyn Park shooting, witnesses say attack was unprovoked
Courtesy of Brooklyn Park Police. Criminal charges have been filed against a man who admitted to police that he shot and killed another man Friday at ...
What can the Brooklyn Nets expect from Nic Claxton next season? – Yahoo Sports
Sky's the limit for Brooklyn Nets center Nic Claxton. Here's what could be expected of him next season.
Best of Brooklyn honors the highest quality businesses of 2023
Dozens of the best businesses in Brooklyn gathered on May 31 to celebrate after being voted the most outstanding companies in the borough!
Gretsch Penthouse Tops Brooklyn’s Luxury Contracts – The Real Deal
Brooklyn kicked off June with 16 contracts signed for homes asking $2 million or more, per Compass' weekly luxury report.
Firefighters put out blaze in Brooklyn apartment – amNewYork
Firefighters quickly snubbed out an apartment fire that broke out in Brooklyn on Tuesday. At around 12:08 p.m. on June 6, FDNY units responded to ...
Make Way for the Bike Bus – The New York Times
On a recent Wednesday morning in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, parents and children met up in McCarren Park with all manner of wheels: electric cargo ...
Archer and Brooklyn Investment Group Partner to Provide – GlobeNewswire
Archer and Brooklyn Investment Group Partner to Provide Asset Managers A.I.-Powered Custom Direct Indexing Solution · Strategic partnership enhances ...
Borough President Reynoso celebrates beginning of Pride Month – Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso with members of Gotham Cheer. Photo courtesy of Borough President Antonio Reynoso's Office.
Brooklyn council races spotlight personal rivalries and ethnic politics – Crain’s New York Business
In a quieter-than-usual campaign summer, a few under-the-radar City Council races in Brooklyn could prove competitive.