“It’s frustrating to see all these systemic inequalities and how there is such a great need that is not being met.”
Category: News
Neighbor Walks North Brooklyn Helps Safely Navigate the Neighborhood
Neighbors can now request a walking companion for company and safety.
Greenpoint Tenants Fear Eviction After 7-year Court Case with Landlord
“For a retired senior citizen living on a fixed income under the poverty line—the proposed increase is not realistic,”
Greenpoint This Week: Little Library, Paper Cranes, Anti-Racist Brooklyn and more
All the news from Greenpoint this week.
Fulgurances, Parisian Incubator for Rising Chefs, To Open in Former Greenpoint Laundromat
Fulgrances aims to open this spring.
Parents Allege That PS 132 Has Not Fulfilled Anti-Racist Education Promise
Parents For Change is fighting for inclusion and equality at PS 132.
Greenpoint This Week: Roller Disco Revival, Trisk Zine, and More
All the news in and around Greenpoint this week.
Upgrade to National Grid Facility Faces Opposition in Public Hearing
“We need parks, not more fracked gas.”
Where to Get Tested for COVID-19 in North Brooklyn
Safe, easy COVID tests are all over the neighborhood.