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Tyrell Ingram is  currently a student journalist at  CUNY Brooklyn College.

He is also currently working as an intern for Tunnel Vision Sports as a sports writer.  During his time with Tunnel Vision Sports, he has interviewed college athletes and coaches during press conferences.

Ingram has also contributed for two Brooklyn College publications: the Brooklyn News Service and the Brooklyn College Vanguard during his senior year of Brooklyn College.

He has experience with using an audio software called Pro Tools First and is well versed in using Microsoft Word and Google Excel.

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Derelict Vehicles Are Emerging Within Canarsie

BROOKLYN- Canarsie has experienced an onslaught of derelict vehicles being parked within the neighborhood streets.

On May 6, the Department of Sanitation announced that their Derelict Vehicle Unit worked with the 69th Precinct to remove 26 derelict vehicles and issued 23 summons within Canarsie.

Vehicles that have been damaged, demolished or partially dismantled, or dumped and are inoperable are referred to as derelict vehicles.

“If the vehicle has a license plate on it, then it gets referred
Brooklyn College Vanguard •

Tanger Hillel Set To Host Spring Blood Drive – The Brooklyn College Vanguard

Brooklyn College’s Tanger Hillel has helped save over 200 lives through each of its blood drives and will try to save even more on Thursday, Mar. 3.

Hillel will soon host its Annual March for Life Blood Drive in partnership with New York Blood Center, an independent, nonprofit blood center that will assist with the initiative.

“For every blood drive, the NYBC provides necessary equipment and highly trained staff to collect the blood donations,” said Rivkah Hornbacher, a Hillel student leader.
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Kyrie Irving Still Barred From Playing At Barclays – The Brooklyn College Vanguard

Mayor Eric Adams announced that on Mar. 7, vaccine mandates for indoor venues will be lifted. Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving, however, will still be ineligible to play in the Barclays Center.

The mayor has announced that indoor venues such as restaurants, gyms, and entertainment facilities, will no longer require proof of vaccination for entry. Unfortunately for Irving, who remains unvaccinated, these rules do not apply towards the private sector as businesses can still require workers who in
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Assemblywoman Announces South Brooklyn Waterfront Taskforce

BROOKLYN, NY- On March 4, Brooklyn Assemblywoman Jaime Williams announced that there will be a South Brooklyn Waterfront Task Force to combat trash within the Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parkway area.

The assemblywoman is spearheading the operation and is working along with multiple partners, such as the Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy and the National Park Service, to remove the increase of trash within the South Brooklyn waterfront.

It was reported by Alex Zablocki, executive director of the
Brooklyn News Service •

The ‘Great Resignation’ – Economists Debate Why – Brooklyn News Service

A record 20 million workers quit their jobs in the second half of 2021, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, resulting in a trend some are calling the ‘Big Quit,’ or the ‘Great Resignation.’

Paul Krugman, distinguished professor of economics at the CUNY Graduate Center, Nobel laureate, and New York Times columnist, led a virtual panel of experts on the evening of February 16th, 2022, to discuss The Great Resignation of 2021.

Research conducted by two of the panelists, Lawrence Kat
Brooklyn News Service •

Advocates Protest Mayor Adams Appointees at City Hall Park – Brooklyn News Service

A coalition of LGBT+, immigrant justice, and reproductive justice groups gathered at City Hall Park to protest on Feb. 24, Mayor Eric Adams’ decision to appoint three pastors who were accused of being “anti-gay” to top positions within the administration.

“Mayor Adams, you will not get away with it. It feels like (the LGBT community) is being policed and targeted,” said National Social Justice Advocate Shéár Avory in response to Mayor Adams.

The three appointees: Eric Salgado, Gilford Monrose,
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DOT Commissioner Announces Largest-Ever Car-Free Earth Day – Brooklyn News Service

NYC Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodríguez announced in Times Square that this year’s Car-Free Earth Day will expand across the five boroughs for the first time ever.

Saturday April 23 will also be the largest Car-Free Earth Day ever with 150 participating partners.

Car-Free Earth Day is an international event that encourages pedestrians to travel without using their cars for a day.

It urges people to use other forms of transportation such as bikes, scooters, or walking to
Brooklyn News Service •

What do people think about Mayor Adams’ Subway Safety Plan? – Brooklyn News Service

College students, workers, advocates and politicians are skeptical about NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ subway safety plan that was put into effect on Feb 21.

“Repeating the failed outreach-based policing strategies of the past will not end the suffering of homeless people bedding down on the subway,” said Shelly Nortz, Deputy Executive Director for Policy with the Coalition for the Homeless.

The plan consists of three specific goals to address subway violence, as transit crime has increased 86.8% from
Brooklyn News Service •

The Pooper Scoop: Will Canarsie’s Dog Poop Problem Be Resolved? – Brooklyn News Service

The people of Canarsie have seen an increase in dog poop within the neighborhood and are concerned that it’s only getting worse.

Though newly appointed Sanitation Commissioner Jessica S. Tisch said that is about to change.

“You see it everywhere,” said Arielys Molinar, a resident of the Glenwood Housing projects in Canarsie. “You’ve got to walk with your head down to make sure that you don’t step on dog poop.”

Andrenia Burgis, a retired deputy chief of sanitation, is a resident of Canarsie wh

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