The Red Hook Star-Revue launches ‘Red Hook Stars,’ a community appreciation award In December, the Red Hook Star-Revue will ...

Is it possible for the best film at this year’s New York Film Festival to be an 8-minute short? There’s a kind of perfect, ...

A meeting at Red Hook Initiative (RHI) on October 16 informed Red Hook Residents about the Permanent Affordability Commitment ...

Throughout Rosette Diaz’s life, she excelled. The elder of two sisters born to immigrant parents, Rosette met and rose to ...

For the haunted house genre, this might be the first that doesn’t veer into B-movie territory. It’s not going to make you ...

A courier wearing black Adidas Sambas, black cut-off shorts, and a black long sleeve t-shirt pulled up in front of 240 ...

Frank Morales opened F & M Cafe on Van Brunt Street about 21 years ago. As the owner, it was hard for him to go on vacation ...

People of Red Hook column, October 2026 Last month’s column, commemorating the 25th anniversary of one very bad day in ...

The observed nature in Green-Wood Cemetery ranges from hefty slunking woodchucks to blue herons wading in the koi ponds, and, ...

Following another year where the Red Hook pool was closed to open the summer and the recreation center too was closed for a (brief) period in August, concerns have been renewed among some area ...

Concrete, the gray, rough material made of rock, sand, and water, might not be sexy, but it sure as hell is important. The material is a vital component in modern infrastructure due to its versatility ...

Welcome to ‘Wednesdays in Red Hook’, a close-up look into the day-to-day life of people in our community, including the hard work, unexpected encounters, and delightfully mundane moments that make up ...