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Enduring strong wind, harsh rain and cold weather, volunteers rallied together on Saturday to beautify and clean up the shoreline around Canarsie Pier. In collaboration with Assemblywoman Jaime Williams, the Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy (JBRPC) joined Bloomberg Services, a volunteer group of Bloomberg employees and

Just about every weekend you’ll find Marine Park resident Barbara Klasewitz running the show – literally! While she’s crushing her exercise goals for the day with a healthy jog, she’s also helping the neighborhood’s free running/walking program and encouraging others to hop on the fitness train at

On Sunday, May 1st, Assemblywoman Jaime Williams (59th Assembly District), along with fellow electeds and the Simon Wiesenthal Center, gathered at Temple Sholom of Flatbush Inc., 2075 East 68th Street, to memorialize the 1.5 million children massacred in the Holocaust. In conjunction with other remembrance

Congressman Hakeem Jeffries presented a check for $800,000 to the Fresh Creek Civic Association at a press conference held at the corner of East 108th Street and Flatlands 2nd Street on Monday.  The funding will help improve flooding and drainage issues prevalent along the eastern

Spring is here, and it’s time for New Yorkers to embrace spring cleaning, air their grievances and get a free health checkup. On Saturday afternoon, residents took part in the Congress on Your Corner, Health Fair and Spring Cleaning Shredding Event, hosted in collaboration with

Community District Education Council 22 (CEC 22) held their monthly meeting virtually via Zoom on Tuesday evening, May 3rd to discuss old and new business. CEC 22 President Jessica Byrne introduced a letter addressed to the Department of Education (DOE) urging the organization to improve

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso presented the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce with $20,000 in funding for their ongoing work under the Neighborhood Economic Development Division (NED) program. Earmarked for southeast Brooklyn, the funds were presented at Assemblywoman Jaime Williams’ office on Friday, May 6th. The

  There are still a few urban gardens in the city’s housing projects that keep communities flourishing. Some who grew up in New York City Housing decades ago may have fond memories of their neighborhoods before overdevelopment and commercialization monopolized surrounding areas. Late author Bernette

Troubles are not going down the drain for 80-year-old Bayview Houses resident Shirley Jona, who hasn’t been able to use her shower or bathtub for a couple of weeks now. The aggravated resident, who’s lived in her first floor apartment for over 30 years, said

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There was no shortage of gifts for sale at the first ever Vendor Market Fundraising Event held at P.S. 312 on Saturday for the upcoming Mother’s Day or any other occasion. “It’s the first post-pandemic event where the families of the school can actually get

A very Happy Birthday to Ira Kluger, co-president of the Canarsie Historical Society!  Ira is practically part of the Canarsie Courier family. Even though he doesn’t officially work here, we feel like he is part of our team.  He has been a contributor to our

The Flatlands Flatbush Civic Group (FFCG) gathered for their monthly Zoom meeting on Thursday, April 21st,  seeking solutions to longstanding vehicular issues and what they got was a swift response from the NYPD 63rd Precinct. A major issue that has persisted for about six years

The President of the Flatlands Civic Club, Inc. (FCC) spoke of a number of goals that she would like to accomplish to increase membership and address longstanding, unaddressed issues in parts of Flatlands – despite numerous requests – at the group’s monthly Zoom meeting. “The