Robert Cornegy

Catherine Arline, a former president of the 81st Precinct Community Council, died on Oct. 24.

Roger That Garden members plan to paint a "Save the Garden" mural this weekend.

A neighborhood group is pushing to have a stretch of Myrtle Avenue renamed in honor of Mae Miller.

Donn Wynn, 34, died after 20 days in the hospital, police said. Tamecca Haskins, 32, died on July 6.

The new "audible alarms bill" requires the city to examine schools to see where alarms are necessary.

Tamecca Haskins, 34, was shot dead Sunday night in Bed-Stuy. Mourners called her a hard-working mom.

Emeline's in Bed-Stuy is the 2,000th business opened under the city's business acceleration program.

The rally was aimed at keeping teens away from guns.

Spike Lee is holding a block party Saturday to mark the 25th anniversary of "Do the Right Thing."

Supporters hope the silhouettes will keep memories of the victims alive, while also raising awareness.

A stretch of Stuyvesant Avenue could be renamed "Do the Right Thing Way."

The community lactation station features cozy chairs and a refrigerator to chill pumped milk.

Supporters launched a new website, Facebook page, Twitter account and online petition.

The "audible alarms bill" is sponsored by central Brooklyn Councilman Robert Cornegy.

A new bill that would alarm elementary school exits is crucial with universal pre-K, its sponsor says.