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- A Revival Of Black Business, And Pride, In Brooklyn
- Investigators Seize NYCHA Records In Office Raid
- Brooklynphono, Vinyl Record Pressing Factory In Brooklyn, Brings The Groove Back To Music
- NYCHA Town Hall In Brooklyn Will Address The 'Anguish' Of Residents And Future With A Federal Monitor
- To Build A Better Bus System, Ask A Driver
- New Apartment Permits In Brooklyn Reach Two-Year High
- Brooklyn One-Bedroom Rentals For $1,500 Or Less
- Borough President Wants Height Reduction At Controversial 80 Flatbush Development
- Row Houses With A Twist: The Concrete Houses Of Windsor Terrace
- Video Catches Teens Snatching Wallet In String Of Thefts In Brooklyn
- Brooklyn Luxury Market Saw 17 Signed Contracts Last Week
- LadyLand Festival Bringing Queer Artists And Icons To Brooklyn In Celebration Of Pride Month
- 33-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In The Chest In Bushwick
- 2 Men Injured In Crown Heights Shooting
- Veterans Fear Brooklyn VA Hospital May Soon Shut Down
- Brooklyn EMT Arrested After Threatening To Stab Colleague With 'Rusty Spoon'
- This Biracial Orthodox Rabbi Is Using His Background To Create A Unique Community In Brooklyn
- Attackers At Large After Stabbing On A Downtown Brooklyn Street
- A Conservative Grows In Brooklyn: What It's Like To Be A Right-Wing Mom Who's Skeptical Of Feminism In Park Slope
- HBO Orders 'Storm Over Brooklyn' Doc From 'Whitney' Producers
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HeartShare to launch 7th Annual ArtShare Season at St. Francis College
“ArtShare for HeartShare” will launch its 7th Annual Season with an exhibit from July 1 through July 31 at St. Francis College in Brooklyn Heights. … Full Article
New community arts space opens at historic Williamsburgh Library
The fully renovated second floor of the Williamsburgh Library will now offer affordable studio and rehearsal space to artists and a range of free arts programming in collaboration with local community organizations. … Full Article
Brooklyn Daily Eagle helps Aussie bring family tree to life
All Megan Scannell wanted to do was to put together a lovely scrapbook of pictures and stories to present to her Aunt Agnes for her 100th birthday. But she wound up doing so much more than that. … Full Article
Statement from Brooklyn Law School Professor William D. Araiza on Supreme Court same-sex marriage decision
On Friday, June 26, the Supreme Court announced its long-awaited decision on same-sex marriage. In Obergefell v. Hodges, a five-justice majority held that both the Due Process and the Equal Protection clauses protected the rights of same-sex couples to wed. … Full Article
ESD leaves door open to new environmental review of Pier 6 development
Directors of the Empire State Development Corp. (ESD) left the door open to consideration of a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) for the Pier 6 development planned in Brooklyn Bridge Park, at an ESD directors meeting in Manhattan on Thursday. … Full Article
OPINION: Way to Brooklyn Bridge Park shouldn’t necessarily be through ‘Narrow Streets of Cobblestone’
By all accounts, Brooklyn Bridge Park is a smashing success. With its remarkable waterfront vistas, the park, which stretches from Pier 6 near Atlantic Avenue, to Jay Street in DUMBO, attracts huge numbers of people every year — both New Yorkers and tourists. … Full Article
Green-Wood Cemetery awarded Level II Accreditation
The ArbNet Arboretum Accreditation Program and The Morton Arboretum have announced that Green-Wood Cemetery has been awarded a Level II Accreditation. … Full Article
Town hall meeting discusses controversial issues in Brooklyn Heights
A town hall meeting explored controversial issues in the Brooklyn Heights area on Tuesday night, discussing the effects a “condo economy” is having on the neighborhood’s residents. … Full Article
Franco Scala's brownstones of Thornton Park inspired by Carroll Gardens' architecture
Last year, The Brownstones of Thornton Park near downtown Orlando, Florida, held the groundbreaking ceremony for a new $6 million residential development project that will give Orlando's most stylish district … Full Article
Construction keeps on rolling at 160 Imlay St. in Red Hook
Full speed ahead.
The residential conversion of one of Red Hook's most distinctive industrial buildings, 160 Imlay St., rolls on with the return of warm weather. … Full Article
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