Stories from The Local Fort Greene

After four years of work in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, this is the last week of publication at The Local. But there's a fresh start over at The Nabe.

In today's Fort Greene and Clinton Hill morning news wrap get info on Citi Bike, cycling classes and Council Member Letitia James' credit cleaning event.

After four years of work in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, this is the last week of publication at The Local. But there's a fresh start over at The Nabe.

Get news about Fort Greene and Clinton Hill in our daily roundup, including the Brooklyn Academy of Music's summer slate of youth-oriented programs and the third annual Art of Brooklyn Film Festival coming to St. Joseph's College in Clinton Hill.

In today's daily post, you'll find news on the spring opening of the Fort Greene Artisan Market, a Pratt Institute student artwork display at a Gagosian Gallery in Manhattan and a new recording studio in the nabe.

In this crime report, locals told police that their belongings were stolen from cars and trucks, their homes were burglarized and their bank accounts were used in unauthorized ways. Also, disputes between significant others resulted in violence and robberies last week. The trend of robberies on the B38 bus continued last week, with another incident on May 4 marking the tenth such robbery in the precinct this year so far ...

In today's Mother's Day weekend edition of The Day, you and mom can find out where to see an awesome dance show, catch a tribute to a calypso legend, celebrate SITI's 20th anniversary and find a place for manufacturing innovation at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

In today's link round up, Governor Cuomo warns of four Brooklyn hospitals closing -- including LICH -- if the federal government withholds funding, Clinton Hill's public library will shut its doors this summer and see Celebrate Brooklyn's 35th annual summer line up.

In today's link round up, Governor Cuomo warns of four Brooklyn hospitals closing -- including LICH -- if the federal government withholds funding, Clinton Hill's public library will shut its doors this summer and see Celebrate Brooklyn's 35th annual summer line up.

Get news about the Brooklyn Nets and how their unprecedented fashion boom has helped the team to garner a "hybrid" mixture of dedicated backers, hipster newbies and the occasional crossover Knicks fan.

Get an update on the St. Joseph's College baseball team's playoff hopes, news on events to fill up your weekend and local food write-ups from around the web in today's morning link round-up.

Get an update on the St. Joseph's College baseball team's playoff hopes, news on events to fill up your weekend and local food write-ups from around the web in today's morning link round-up.

Gets news about Fort Greene and Clinton Hill in our daily roundup, including ways to save money in a tight economy, such as free mimosas at Dean Street, $50 off lenses at DC Optics and a "Clean Up Your Credit" workshop hosted by New York City Council Member Letitia James.

In today's morning news round-up, find out about a mayoral forum happening tonight, a community board meeting happening on Wednesday, how the Nets did this weekend and a renovated cafe in the neighborhood.

In this week's crime report, 18 felonies and six arrests were reported in the precinct between April 21 and 28, down from the previous week when 24 felonies and nine arrests were reported. Street cell phone robberies fell significantly from the previous week. These reports include two burglaries which happened inside of stores or shops, and two incidents of stolen property from cars were reported.

In this week's crime report, 18 felonies and six arrests were reported in the precinct between April 21 and 28, down from the previous week when 24 felonies and nine arrests were reported. Street cell phone robberies fell significantly from the previous week. These reports include two burglaries which happened inside of stores or shops, and two incidents of stolen property from cars were reported.

Look out Brooklyn, here come the "Bad News Bears" of St. Joseph's College. For the first time in the six-year history of St. Joe's baseball program, the Bears have qualified for the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) Small College World Series, to be held from May 6 to 9 in Butler, PA.

In today's The Day, locals can find out how to spend their weekend learning about the neighborhood, listening to some great live music in multiple spots around the nabe.

Albert Wilklow and the rest of Wilklow Farms are celebrating their ten year anniversery in Fort Greene. To commemorate the occasion we followed the farm's produce from Highland, New York to Fort Greene.

Today's local news includes the Royal Ballet of Cambodia performing at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, a "historic compound" is up for sale in Fort Greene, French eatery iCi is looking to hire a new chef and Rihanna's hairstylist is opening a salon in the neighborhood this month.