Over the years I have learned that the most important part of publishing a paper is assembling a great writing team. Early on ...

A Red Hook Lion Andrea McKnight Andrea McKnight was originally from Clinton Hill but came to Red Hook 55 years ago after a fire forced her to move, and became a leader in the community along with her ...

It’s primary month. As far as the City Council is concerned, the Democratic Party primary in June is the real election, not ...

The Red Hook Locals Softball League began May with a double header. MiniBar took on the Wobblies in a battle of two ...

Yes, I know the primaries were the other day, but this week has two elections for those in the Columbia Waterfront District ...

On Memorial Day, the temperature barely hit 73 degrees, but children donned their bathing suits and ran through the fountain ...

Task Force is barreling toward a decision that will irreversibly reshape Red Hook and the Columbia Street Waterfront. Let’s ...

About the Red Hook Star-Revue The Red Hook Star-Revue began publishing in June 2010. We are the only neighborhood paper serving Red Hook, Carroll Gardens, the Columbia Waterfront District, and Gowanus ...

Cinema is a lattice of miracles. Consider Northern Lights, a 1978 black-and-white film about a 1916 labor movement in North Dakota made for roughly $300,000 by John Hanson and Rob Nilsson. It’s a ...

A year ago, Yumedys Gonzalez was one of the more than 22,000 New Yorkers living in a shelter. And like so many, she clung to the dream of one day having her own home. Nevins Street Apartments, which ...

Last month, I wrote about the recent Brooklyn Dems’ County Committee meeting, and related antics and fiascos, but one cannot understand where we are, and where we may go, without understanding where ...

First, the good news: the Library of Congress last month added new albums to its National Recording Registry, which preserves the most important and salient examples of American audio culture. One of ...