Prospect Hall News Today

Welcome. Thank you very much. Hello, brooklyn [cheers and applause] very nice. Im jimmy. Im the host of the show. Thank you for watching. Thank you for standing. Please, sit, relax. Its very kind. Thanks for joining us. This is night three of our weeklong residency at the Howard Gillman opera house, the Brooklyn Academy of music. This beautiful venue has hosted everyone from adele to the new york opera, and obviously, im more of an adele. This is the halfway mark of our trip here. This is when m...

Good morning, everybody. I am Erik Schatzker. I ruhle. Happy new year. I will wager mine was cooler than yours. It was definitely warm and beautiful and lovely where i was. But it is warm and beautiful next to my partner, Erik Schatzker. News, the top business stories of the morning. The euro has not been this low in almost nine years. The currency fell below 119 earlier this morning. There is concern elections increase this month could result in the greeks abandoning the euro, or as my partner,...

Residents of eThekwini are urged to prepare for a temporary electricity interruption scheduled for Thursday, 15 February.

Wednesday marked 160 years since the transfer of the Army of the Potomac to Gen. George Meade — an important event in Frederick’s involvement in the Civil War.

Home to the Alano Club for more than 70 years, the beautiful home at 1521 N. Prospect Ave. was designed by respected architect Eugene Liebert for a local grain magnate who died before it could be completed. Heres the story of Fred Kraus and his house.

A new performing arts center in New York’s Financial District demonstrates the problem with the city’s beautiful, expensive buildings.

Centuries ago, Aboriginal people in the cooler climates of southeastern Australia made possum-skin cloaks to keep warm in winter and as a means of preserving ties to their communities and land, etching the insides of the garments with decorative art...

Centuries ago, Aboriginal people in the cooler climates of southeastern Australia made possum-skin cloaks to keep warm in winter and as a means of preserving ties to their communities and land, etching the insides of the garments with decorative art...

The historic banquet hall and event space promised to "make your dreams come true," but community activism has failed to halt its redevelopment.

Manhattan: Is this déjà vu or jamais vu? Randy Jurgensen’s opinion piece (“Is it the 1970s all over again?” Jan. 30) perhaps overstates the historical similarities.