Former Patch Staff. Bio: Amy Sara Clark was born in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, and attended P.S. 139, Ditmas J.H.S. and Midwood High School before earning a B.A. and M.A. in history at the University of Michigan.
The blooms for 2012 have come and gone, but the more than 60 Japanese music and dance events at the Sakura Matsuri fest are the true core of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's weekend-long celebration.
Saturday is the final performance of the Chekhov classic.
The blooms for 2012 have come and gone, but the more than 60 Japanese music and dance events at the Sakura Matsuri fest are the true core of the weekend-long celebration.
Reports from the 77th Precinct.
Prospect Heights-area kids events for April 28, 29 and 30.
Bloomberg says they'll drive away businesses, but supporters argue workers need higher wages to support their families.
The 97-year-old business across from Atlantic Yards will be closing its doors within weeks.
Prospect Heights-area subway, alternate side and event highlights you won't want to miss.
If seeing Hall & Oates is everything your heart desires, you might just be in luck.
Prospect Heights-area subway, alternate side and event highlights you won't want to miss.
Our weekly calendar of children's events in Prospect Heights and beyond.
The longtime Plaza Street East resident spends three days a week helping Heifer International to bring livestock and agricultural training to communities around the globe.
Let us know which shop you think makes the best bouquets in Prospect Heights.
Design allows cars to pass double-parked vehicles and saves parking spots, but leaves bikers without a buffer from traffic.
Prospect Perk owner's second venture has much more seating and a full menu.
See the blooms at the Garden's esplanade before they're gone.
Bloomberg's bill would require building owners to create rules—including for inside personal apartments—and inform tenants before they sign up.
Culprit who has been smearing feces on area doors has apparently struck again.
Man who smashed window in January returned to do it again, owner said.
See the blooms at the Garden's esplanade before they're gone.