Clinton Hill

speculators come in and say that they did these transactions there's no check no history of a sale you just have their word buyers said and according to buyers law enforcement and court officials have allowed these speculators to steal in peace no one has ever looked into it or taking it seriously enough to make a big deal out of it buyers continued and if you talk to the sheriff's office the d a everybody knows who the people are but they have not done anything to stop once recorded a deed is pursued presumed valid in new york city and a recorded deed can carry the force of truth, even when it is fraudulent, leaving families to prove that they are targeted by thieves while battling foreclosures, evictions, partition, or possession claims.

Vera Jones said she's been in paper war with attorney Alan Weintraub's Majestic Crowns New York LLC to get back into her four-family home at 130 Green Avenue in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.

Majestic Crown claims Jones defaulted on a commercial mortgage so it foreclosed on the property, but Jones has long claimed that she tried to pay the loan back, but Weintraub's company was more interested in repossessing her property than in the loan repayment.

Arguing in court for herself, Jones was this past July able to win an order for her to be allowed to get back into her home But the attorney filed an emergency counter motion to block the court order.

More of those new supersized, rat-resistant trash bins being placed on city sidewalks, this time in parts of Brooklyn.

This is more than 700 stationary containers in downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, Dumbo, Fort Greene and Clinton Hill.

City Sanitation Commissioner Gregory Anderson.

These new empire bins are much larger.

Being broke for 10 years, not knowing how to pay the rent, fearing eviction, having them turn off electricity on me and the national grid multiple times, having, again, just so many other sufferings and like death and rebirths that had to happen, having to bike my son to school at four years old in a backpack because I couldn't afford to take a car.

And he was like going to school in Clinton Hill and I was in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

So that was like a 40 minute bike ride.

And I would just put in my backpack because I didn't know how else to get him there and bike on the sidewalk as carefully as I could and then bike back in the same day.

She's 44 years old, currently an executive at the National Basketball Association, where she is vice president of social impact and inclusion.

Her FEC filing reflected an address in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, New York.

According to the George W. Bush Presidential Center, Bush works with the league internationally to use the convening power of basketball to support humanitarian efforts involving social justice, health, equity, and sustainability.

She also co-founded the Global Health Corps, geared towards empowering youth to solve global health issues.