Here are some of the stories that are up on the Ink today, Thursday, October 29.
— In our 'Featured' section, there is a story by Derrick Taylor entitled, "The Waterless House" — "An
apartment building in Bed-Stuy went without running water for two
months this summer. To make the situation worst, their landlord died
and there was no one to take over the building. Residents at this
building had to go above and beyond just to receive the necessities of
life."
apartment building in Bed-Stuy went without running water for two
months this summer. To make the situation worst, their landlord died
and there was no one to take over the building. Residents at this
building had to go above and beyond just to receive the necessities of
life."
— In our new section, 'Here is Brooklyn,' Sarah Portlock reports from Prospect Heights — "Deloris
Gillespie wants one minute to talk, just one minute. But it’s 9 pm on
the dot and it’s time to end the two-hour community meeting, and she
has already had her turn to speak."
Gillespie wants one minute to talk, just one minute. But it’s 9 pm on
the dot and it’s time to end the two-hour community meeting, and she
has already had her turn to speak."
Log onto The Brooklyn Ink (www.thebrooklynink.com)
today to explore these stories and others. Make sure to follow breaking
news throughout the day by keeping track of our "Daily Roundup" of the
most important developments in Brooklyn, listed on the home page.
today to explore these stories and others. Make sure to follow breaking
news throughout the day by keeping track of our "Daily Roundup" of the
most important developments in Brooklyn, listed on the home page.
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