Looking for a group to motivate you or keep you company on early morning jogs? Check out the South Brooklyn Running Club.

The city announced this week that it would disband the Khalil Gibran International Academy, an Arabic language and culture middle school, apparently due to lack

Brooklyn Paper has this story Thursday, March 31 that the U.S. Census for New York City, recently released, tracked “same sex” couples for the first

New York Daily News profiles Carroll Gardens writer Lela Nargi’s new book, The Honeybee Man, a children’s book about a beekeeper in Ft. Greene.  

Check out the Mommy Poppins Guide to Summer Camps 2011 for your kids: http://mommypoppins.com/new-york-summer-camp-guide

Schools citywide are reinstating the Pledge of Allegiance after a story in The New York Daily News revealed a debate over the matter at PS

Brooklyn writer Andrew O’Herir is a Senior Writer for Salon.com. He wrote a very interesting series of stories a while back about his decision with

Visit Paris without going at this online magazine. It is a lot of fun.

Local blog reveals Brooklyn Weed Plantations around Gowanus

Shafer gives a sometimes funny analysis of the New York Times’ announcement (long in the waiting) that it would charge for online access to it’s

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Times looks at Bloomberg’s longterm plan for the Brooklyn waterfront.

The New York Observer has pics of Simon Rich’s new pad on Warren Place. Rich is the son of Frank Rich, and is moving to

If you missed the big opening this past weekend, here’s a slide show. Read our story on Cobble Hill’s global/French massive gallery, with a penchant

Check out Allyn Howard’s really cool blog.  

Flavorwire, the cultural/arts listings web zine, has a great interview with a talented gal with a growing following on Twitter, a book under her belt,

I was poking around Pistols and Popcorn, a great and award-winning Carroll Gardens blog, written by a mom at PS 58, when I came across

South Brooklyn Post Food Writer Erin Behan writes about city parenting issues. Check out her casual survey of particular groups of people who are more

Pardon Me for Asking runs photos.

Apparently there’s a 63 percent sale here: To kick off group violin classes for little ones in Brooklyn, check out www.DoodleDeals.com! Crackerjack Kidz is a fun