Loretta Chin

3 weeks ago | brooklyneagle.com | Loretta Chin

Assemblymember Jaime Williams and Community Liaison for Assemblymember Jaime Williams Donald Cranston hitch a ride on the Leprechaun float.

3 weeks ago | brooklyneagle.com | Loretta Chin

EDITORS’ NOTE: Historic Gerritsen Beach dates back to 1629 and has the unique status of protected parkland and marsh covering most of its square footage. Multi-generations settle and stay, as they have since the 17th century. With its own distinct neighborhood ‘village’ identity, it is no surprise that Gerritsen Beach has created its own traditional St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

1 month ago | brooklyneagle.com | Loretta Chin

MARINE PARK — Residents, elected officials and community leaders stood united as they spoke of their fight against the placement of a homeless shelter and a lithium ion battery storage facility near homes, schools and businesses at a joint civic meeting of the Marine Park Community Association (MPCA) in Community Board 18 (CB 18) and Madison-Marine-Homecrest Civic Association (MMHCA) in Community Board 15 (CB15).

1 month ago | brooklyneagle.com | Loretta Chin

March 20, 2025 Loretta Chin MARINE PARK — Anger, fear and dread, followed by conviction and determination, set the tone of a joint meeting between several active civic associations in South Brooklyn. Residents, elected officials and community leaders stood united as they spoke in their fight against the placement of a homeless shelter and a lithium-ion battery storage facility near homes, schools and businesses at a joint civic meeting of the Marine Park Community Association (MPCA) in...

1 month ago | canarsiecourier.com | Loretta Chin

After daily brush fires ravaged nearly six acres of Marine Park during some of the driest months last fall amid drought conditions and wildfires citywide, help came in an announcement from the nonprofit City Parks Foundation on March 11th, announcing grant funding to help with wildfire recovery. Marine Park Alliance (MPA) was one of five park groups selected to share in the foundation’s $140,000 NYC Green Fund Wildfire Rapid Response Grant.