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My Laurelton Memories by Xenia Rivera
A positive memory of Laurelton are the nice and positive people I see on the sidewalks and streets in the neighborhood with my family...
LIFESTYLE NEWS
How We Combat Food Insecurity and Disrupt Discrimination
Depending on the decade you grew up in, you may have seen the MyPlate or MyPyramid diagrams in a cafeteria, homeroom, or health class...
229th Street (131) Revives It’s Block Party In Honor of A...
After a sixteen-year hiatus, the 229th Street (131) Block Association proudly hosted its long-awaited block party on May 30, 2026. In a unanimous decision,...
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YOUTH COMMUNITY JOURNALISM
History Maker-Rev. Al Sharpton
Rev. Alfred Charles Sharpton is the founder of the National Action Network, a Civil Rights organization founded in 1991. NAN has more than 100...
Catching Up With The Federated Blocks Of Laurelton
The BSMART Action News Team interviewed Dwight Johnson of The Federated Blocks of Laurelton to learn more about the work the organization is doing...
My Laurelton Memories By Mikayla West
A positive memory I remember was when my grandmother took me, my sister, and my cousins to the Laurelton Library. The memory was special...
My Laurelton Memory By Khalil Etoria
My favorite memory in Laurelton was when I played basketball with my friends. I was about ten years old at the time. One sunny...
I Love Laurelton – by Leyandra Morgan
I love Laurelton because it is a clean neighborhood. Another thing I love about it is they have good houses with good prices. I...
VOICES OF LAURELTON
Art, Activism & The Pursuit Of Food Justice
“You see something blank, you want something on it” says Graffiti Artist/Community Organizer Cassie Aguilera. Aguilera was commissioned to design the Laurelton Community Fridge...
3 Tips to Help Beat the Winter Blahs for Caregivers
Caregivers spend most of their time indoors caring for their loved ones where it is dry and warm. They also must take time to...
