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In a major victory for law abiding residents of Crown Heights, Brooklyn Community Board 9 Land Use Committee rejected the proposed homeless shelter at 530 Utica Avenue it received a 6–2 vote against the project, stopping it at this stage of the process • Read More
New York government officials, community leaders, and senior police officials gathered last night for a special meeting in the Sukkah of activist Rabbi Chanina Sperlin, who hosts the annual gathering as an opportunity to welcome and strengthen relationships with city leaders • ChabadInfo photographer Sholem Chaskind presents a special Photo Gallery
With thousands of guests staying in Crown Heights for the month of Tishrei, community activists are launching a special initiative to keep Kingston Avenue, one of the main streets in the neighborhood, clean • Read More
The atmosphere in Crown Heights on Erev Rosh Hashanah is impossible to fully capture, certainly not in words. But perhaps these photos can offer a glimpse of the bustling stores, the Bochurim rushing to reach Yidden with Mivtzoim, and Anash busy with their final preparations for Yom Tov • ChabadInfo photographer Yossi Michaeli presents a Photo Gallery
Initial construction has begun on New York City’s controversial new bike lane project in Crown Heights with the city installing pedestrian ramps in middle of busy Avenues to make room for the bike lanes • Read More, Photos
A new 120-bed homeless shelter is planned for 125 East 55th Street, in middle of a quiet residential block on the border of Remsen Village and East Flatbush • Read More
