The mass-vaccination hub at Medgar Evers College in Crown Heights finally started inoculating some of Brooklyn’s most vulnerable on February 24.
Locals Arrive as Medgar Evers College Vaccination Site Opens
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Crown Heights Manse Demolished to Make Way for Passive House Condos
Demolition is complete on a picturesque Queen Anne-slash-Romanesque Revival townhouse in Crown Heights, a recent photo from a Brownstoner reader shows.
Questions Remain Over New 17-Story Tower Proposal at Spice Factory Site in Crown Heights
Roughly 100 people were present for the virtual meeting, which presented updated plans for towers proposed to stand at 960 Franklin Avenue, site of the Consumers Park Brewing Company and more recently a spice factory.
Bus Service Increase Planned to Bring Brooklynites to Vaccination Site at Medgar Evers College
Beefed-up bus service will help transport eligible Brooklynites to the new vaccine mega-site at Medgar Evers College in Crown Heights, state officials announced Monday.
Delve Deeper Into the History of Weeksville With a Municipal Art Society Virtual Tour
It began in 1838 when longshoreman James Weeks purchased some Brooklyn land and built a home.
One-Bedroom in Crown Heights Co-op With Prewar Details, Chic Kitchen Asks $2,300 a Month
Board approval is required for this co-op rental, but it comes with prewar details and a recent renovation.
Public Review Process Starts for Controversial Rezoning at Crown Heights Spice Factory
City Planning formally kicked off the lengthy rezoning process of 960 Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights on Monday -- but the proposal was quickly met with fierce opposition.
Explore History, Activism and Performance by Applying to Be a Weeksville Freedom Fellow
Weeksville Heritage Center and their resident artist, Ebony Noelle Golden, are seeking out curious, creative and committed individuals interested in exploring and being inspired by the radical roots of the free Black community.
Former Tenants Hope to Join City Lawsuit Against Crown Heights Landlords Over Alleged Eviction
The former tenants of a Dean Street building are looking to be included in the city’s lawsuit against their former landlords, saying the property owners mounted an illegal eviction and harassment campaign against them over the summer.
In Rare Move, City Backs Off Two Controversial Rezonings That Would Block Botanic Garden Sun
A judge struck down a controversial Crown Heights rezoning the same day Mayor de Blasio effectively killed another controversial rezoning nearby of the Spice Factory.
