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Trick-or-Streets returns to Brooklyn with dozens of locations for Halloween fun • Brooklyn Paper - Vimarsana News

Trick-or-Streets returns to Brooklyn with dozens of locations for Halloween fun • Brooklyn Paper

Dozens of Brooklyn streets will once again be car-free and open to trick-or-treaters and Halloween celebrations for all ages as part of Trick-or-Streets. 

Spook-tacular! Coney Island gearing up for 13th annual Halloween Parade on Oct. 28 • Brooklyn Paper - Vimarsana News

Spook-tacular! Coney Island gearing up for 13th annual Halloween Parade on Oct. 28 • Brooklyn Paper

Families are gearing up for a spooktacular time at this year’s 13th Annual Children's Halloween Festival and Parade in Coney Island.

Alliance for Coney Island and partners prepare for 31st annual sand sculpting contest • Brooklyn Paper - Vimarsana News

Alliance for Coney Island and partners prepare for 31st annual sand sculpting contest • Brooklyn Paper

Coney Island's infamous sand sculpting contest returns on Aug. 12 for its 31st annual celebration.

Final phase of Coney Island development project to bring 464 units of affordable housing to Surf Avenue • Brooklyn Paper - Vimarsana News

Final phase of Coney Island development project to bring 464 units of affordable housing to Surf Avenue • Brooklyn Paper

The final phase of a three-part development project in Coney Island is set to bring more than 400 affordable housing units to Surf Avenue.

Utility outages at NYCHA complexes increased last year, leaving thousands without heat, hot water • Brooklyn Paper - Vimarsana News

Utility outages at NYCHA complexes increased last year, leaving thousands without heat, hot water • Brooklyn Paper

According to New York City laws, landlords must provide hot water to their tenants 365 days a year, and keep their apartments warm during the chilly months —