The story notes that “according to the New York City Department of Transportation 53-foot semi-trailers are not allowed to make pick ups or deliveries in any borough of New York City.” It also quotes ...

The small barber shop inside the Clark St. station has been patronized by many famous customers throughout its long, rich history. The Cutting Den is now owned by Tommy LaMarca, a Brooklyn native, ...

While Open Streets Montague will not officially resume until September, Mary Frost in the Eagle reports that there will be a “special edition” this Sunday, July 19 to celebrate Bastille Day, the ...

While Open Streets Montague will not officially resume until September, Mary Frost in the Eagle reports that there will be a “special edition” this Sunday, July 19 to celebrate Bastille Day, the ...

Monday, July 27 through Friday, July 31 – with 2 and 3 train service suspended late nights to early mornings Monday to Tuesday through Thursday to Friday. The same alternatives should be available.

We recently went on a trip back in time at some of the restaurants in the North Heights. Now it’s time to start doing the same down on Montague Street. What was there before today’s eateries? What do ...

It’s that time, for our annual list of ten people or groups of people living or working in Brooklyn Heights, who made an impact on our neighborhood, the city, the country, or the world this year. With ...

The Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge is up and running to feed the hungry and serve as a hub of giving and caring in the neighborhood. We spoke with Rev. Adriene Thorne of the First Presbyterian ...

As the Landmarked Romanesque revival Offerman Building along Fulton Street Mall continues buildout of TJ Maxx and a bevy of boutique stores—alongside H&M’s new-construction two-story glass modernist ...

Adam Yauch Park was dedicated on May 3, 2013. This Brooklyn Heights playground is named for Adam Yauch, an artist, a filmmaker, an activist, and one of Brooklyn’s most influential musicians. Most ...

Without the commanding presence of Brooklyn’s heralded Abraham & Straus, we surely would not have today’s Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s, Filene’s or Stern’s. In 1865, before the Brooklyn Bridge linked New ...

The Heights Players, now in their 70th season of presenting quality off-off Broadway theater in Brooklyn Heights, will perform The Wolves by Sarah DeLappe, a finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for ...