A 15-piece band brought concertgoers on a musical journey back to the 1940s, the era of Big Bands and Swing Music, at the fifth concert of the popular Marine Park Summer Concert Series, sponsored by Assemblywoman Jaime Williams, held on Wednesday, August 9th, on the lawn

Eight permanent pickleball courts opened in Marine Park on Memorial Day, but the official ribbon-cutting with NYC Parks took place on Thursday, August 10th, amid a large group of pickleball lovers, community advocates and elected officials, all who were there to celebrate a momentous occasion,

Detectives from Patrol Borough Brooklyn North Homicide Squad and the 75th Precinct are searching for the gunman who killed a 37-year-old man on the morning of Saturday, August 12th. Officers from the 75th Precinct responding to a 911 call found Kelson Fleary, of Crown Heights,

A 31-year-old man was stabbed in his upper right thigh following a verbal dispute with an unknown male. Officers from the 63rd Precinct responded to a 911 call of a person stabbed in the vicinity of East 53rd Street and Foster Avenue around 9:20 a.m.

Students from local schools displayed their talent at a Youth Showcase outside the Carmine Carro Community Center in Marine Park on Wednesday, August 9th. Presented by Millennium Development, kids from area schools, including Roy H. Mann, I.S. 278 Marine Park and Cunningham performed dance routines

Grocery giant Food Bazaar has purchased the Linden Boulevard Multiplex Cinemas, located at 2784 Linden Blvd., along with the land it occupies, for over $40 million. As reported by Crain’s New York, the food franchise completed the purchase on July 27, 2023. Bogopa Enterprise, the company

Editor’s Note: On Saturday, August 5, 2023, East 92nd Street and Flatlands Avenue was co-named Charles Rogers Way. The late Charles Rogers was the Managing Editor of the Canarsie Courier for over 30 years. The following is a speech made by Canarsie Historical Society Co-President

It seemed like just another Sunday in Brooklyn, but Sunday, August 6th, held special significance for the residents of East 59th Street, between Foster Avenue and Farragut Road. Fifteen years of dedicated community work and effort culminated in yet another successful block party and anniversary

A rate hike of over 9% is on the way for residential customers of Con Edison in New York City. This increase comes after the city approved a plan to help the state reduce its dependence on fossil fuels. The new plan will allow ConEd

When Councilwoman Mercedes Narcisse (D 46) gave her State of the District address in January, she named Charles “Chuck” Rogers, former Managing Editor of the Canarsie Courier, as one of several individuals who, because of their remarkable contributions to society, deserved to be publicly remembered,

What started as a memorial for Darryl Ferguson from Brownsville on August 2, 1980, is now an annual family day for residents of the Breukelen Houses, which spans from East 103rd Street to Williams Avenue, from Flatlands to Stanley Avenues.  It’s home to thousands of

Members of Community District Education Council (CEC 22) held their monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, August 1st, at the District Office, located at 5619 Flatlands Avenue, which was streamed live via Zoom. With the new school year just around the corner, the group was eager

In Memoriam John F. Denton Canarsie’s Beloved Historian 38th Anniversary in Heaven August 16, 1985 Officers and Directors of Canarsie Historical Society

The 69th Precinct held its Annual Night Out Against Crime event on Tuesday, August 1st, in Canarsie Park. The goal of the annual event is to inform the community about steps being taken to keep its residents safe. Since its inception in 1984, the National