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Kathleen Pierre-Buggs Shares Her Memories Growing Up In Laurelton
Kathleen Pierre Buggs, a Teacher and resident of Laurelton was interviewed by the P.S 132 News Team about growing up in Laurelton and moving...
LIFESTYLE NEWS
How We Combat Food Insecurity and Disrupt Discrimination
Depending on the decade you grew up in, you may have seen the MyPlate or MyPyramid diagrams in a cafeteria, homeroom, or health class...
229th Street (131) Revives It’s Block Party In Honor of A...
After a sixteen-year hiatus, the 229th Street (131) Block Association proudly hosted its long-awaited block party on May 30, 2026. In a unanimous decision,...
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YOUTH COMMUNITY JOURNALISM
Rule Breaking Generation. By: David Joseph
These days, children are breaking rules and are paying the consequences. The frightening outcome is that they're becoming bullies. This is occurring in our...
Middlemist Red Flower.
Once upon a time, there was a woman named Mary. She was a beautiful woman who loved flowers and watered them daily. She went...
Students Redesign Virtual Reality Google Cardboard For The 1st Community Garden For Laurelton
Dedicated Educators of The Department of Education and DIVAS for Social Justice are ensuring students are having a fulfilling and civic minded experience despite...
My Laurelton Memory By Shanya Aubourg
My favorite Laurelton memory is when I first moved to Laurelton. Before, I was living in Brooklyn. My memory happened when I was in...
VOICES OF LAURELTON
What Makes A House A Home Exhibition Debuts At The...
“What Makes A House A Home,” a new public exhibition at The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, ran in the...
Roy Wilkins COVID Memorial Garden
Fear, death, and economic distress characterize the year 2020, but through all of it we have been able to adapt and be resilient. As...
