DNA clinics exist all over the city, but Jared Rosenthal, owner of Health Street, is the only office that will come to you. His stories are never ending as he brings a service directly to communities that need it the most.
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March 25, 2013September 30, 2019Brooklyn Recovers, Multimedia, Video
[VIDEO] Coney Island Opens Despite Sandy Damage
Coney Island Open from The Brooklyn Ink on Vimeo. Spring may be late this year, but the historic Coney Island amusement parks have opened right on time. Five months after Hurricane Sandy flooded New York’s beach front playground, community residents and leaders worked around the clock to make sure the joy of the island did...
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March 17, 2013September 30, 2019Brooklyn Life, Brooklyn Recovers, Business, Video
[VIDEO] Sandy Survivor: Jane’s Carousel Back to Brooklyn
Restored from the damage caused by the superstorm last year, Jane's Carousel in Dumbo is quickly getting its business back to normal.
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March 15, 2013September 30, 2019Video
VIDEO: Brooklyn Keeps Sipping: Soda Ban Overturned
After the soda ban was overturned, Brooklyn movie theaters, along with the soft drink industry and civil rights groups who'd filed a lawsuit against the ban, breathed a sigh of relief.
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[VIDEO] Female Brewsters Return to Roots in Red Hook
Female Brewsters Return to Roots in Red Hook from The Brooklyn Ink on Vimeo. Sixpoint Brewster, Heather McReynolds, is among the rising trend of women involved in the craft beer industry. Women drinkers now make up 25 percent of the beer market and their female companions are increasing their numbers in the manufacturing process as...
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March 12, 2013September 30, 2019Arts & Culture, Brooklyn Life, Video
[VIDEO] Rappers from the Middle East and North Africa Perform at BAM
On Friday March 8, Hip Hop artists from the Middle East and North Africa performed in front of New York high school students at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).
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March 5, 2013September 30, 2019Brooklyn Life, Video
[VIDEO] Boerum Hill’s Lost Demographic
It used to be a lower middle class neighborhood of mostly Puerto Rican immigrants. In the past decade, most have left. The few that stayed have mixed feelings about what has become of their community.
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February 27, 2013September 30, 2019Arts & Culture, Brooklyn Life, Video
[VIDEO] Brooklyn Woodworkers Combine Art with Environmentalism
For the past two years, the Tri-Lox worshop, located in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, has been producing furniture, decor and art installations made predominantly from reclaimed materials. Instead of cutting down more of our forests, the men behind Tri-Lox have come up with unique ways to give old wood a new life.
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February 27, 2013September 30, 2019Arts & Culture, Video
[VIDEO] Welcome to the Punderdome
The PUNDERDOME is Brooklyn’s monthly improv pun-making competition, hosted by a self-proclaimed “Rodney Dangerfield impersonator,” Fred Firestone, and his “alleged” daughter, Jo Firestone. Eighteen contestants participate in spontaneous punning in 6-person rounds, and Fred and Jo decide the pun topics for each round. Contestants are eliminated as the audience determines who goes on, with the...
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February 27, 2013September 30, 2019Arts & Culture, Brooklyn Life, Video
[VIDEO] Dungeons and Dragons Come to Life in Bushwick
Dwarvenforge from The Brooklyn Ink on Vimeo. Dwarvenforge owner and founder, Stefan Pokorny, takes his hand-crafted Dungeons and Dragons boards and miniatures out of his studio and into the basement of Tutu’s Restaraunt in Bushwick where gamers partake in a “theatrical Dungeons and Dragons” game.