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- First Look Inside Brooklyn Bridge Park's Quay Tower
- Park It! Locals Demand City Not Trade Spaces For Buses
- Clinton Hill Food Co-Op Raises Funds To Relocate After Eviction
- Harbor Seal Spotted Sunbathing In Gowanus This Past Week-End
- MTA Buses Could See Major Changes Thanks To Byford's New Bus Action Plan
- Man Raises Clean-Water Awareness With Gowanus Canal Swim
- Understory Is Bringing Plants, Natural Wine And Science-Fair Enthusiasm To Brooklyn This Weekend
- NYPD Cops Accused Of Harassing, Stealing From Brooklyn Family After Investigating Relative's Mysterious Shooting
- Brooklyn Veterinary Group Tries To Reunite Injured Dog With Owner
- How 5 Brooklyn Cyclists Are Preparing For The L-Train Shutdown
- Brooklyn Lawmakers On The Move April 24
- Half A Day In Brooklyn
- 5 Fresh Events To Help You Enjoy Springtime In Brooklyn This Week
- Man Exposes Himself On Train In Prospect Heights
- Murals Coming To Brooklyn, Bronx Aim To 'Change The Conversation Around Mental Health'
- Rats Taking Over Brooklyn Grandma's Apartment, She Says
- A Trippy M.C. Escher Exhibit Is Coming To Brooklyn
- Brooklyn Bridge Park Announces Summer Series Of Events
- Brooklyn Museum's David Bowie Exhibition Prompts Writer's New York City Pilgrimage
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At BAM, graphic novelist Chris Ware speaks about memory, emotion
Most people hate public speaking, graphic novelist Chris Ware among them. “I have to apologize,” he told an audience at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) on Tuesday night. … Full Article
More officers requested for Brooklyn Bridge Park after shooting
Brooklyn Bridge Park suffered a well-publicized violent incident on April 15 when two shots were fired on Pier 2, and as a result, the 84th Precinct has made a request for more cops to help patrol the popular park during the summer months. … Full Article
SPark Workshop Brooklyn provides a home for artists
Industry City, the collection of 16 historic warehouses that sits on 40 acres of land located next to the Sunset Park waterfront, enjoys a solid reputation as a hub for businesses, artists and budding technology entrepreneurs. … Full Article
Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival Sakura Matsuri returns to Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is hosting the 34th annual Sakura Matsuri festival on April 25 and 26 — the largest annual event held in a U.S. public garden — which celebrates contemporary Japanese culture and, of course, the cherry blossoms. … Full Article
Clean-water advocate plans Earth Day swim at Gowanus Canal Superfund site
A clean-water advocate will make an Earth Day swim in Brooklyn's polluted Gowanus Canal, a federal Superfund site.
Christopher Swain is calling for an accelerated cleanup of the site in Brooklyn. … Full Article
OPINION: After BBP Pier 2 shooting, a call to join Brooklyn Bridge march to end gun violence
As a local mom who regularly enjoys Brooklyn Bridge Park with my family, I was dismayed to read of the shots fired at Pier 2 last week. … Full Article
Celebrate Earth Week at Brooklyn Borough Hall
Brooklyn Borough Hall is celebrating Earth Week by hosting a week of activities designed to protect the environment and reduce waste, this week through Friday, April 24. … Full Article
What's Up on Fifth Avenue: A manufacturing building is getting a makeover
A nifty-looking old South Slope brick building that's painted ghost-white is getting a residential makeover. … Full Article
What's Up on Fifth Avenue: Green-Wood Cemetery buys property needed for Weir Greenhouse visitors center project
Done deal! At last.
Green-Wood Cemetery recently closed on a property purchase that's crucial to the makeover of the Weir Greenhouse, which is being turned into a visitors' center for the famed Brooklyn graveyard. … Full Article
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