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- Brooklyn Baby Allegedly Beaten Into Coma By Dad On Father's Day Dies
- A Hemmed-In Green-Wood Cemetery Finds More Space
- 5 Brooklyn Starter Studios For $350K Or Less
- New Radiohead Music Video Filmed In Brooklyn
- Prospect Park's Splendid Victorian Wellhouse Restored, Goes Green With Compostable Toilet
- Con Ed Patches Hole That Led To DUMBO Oil Spill
- BP Adams Says City's Gifted Screening Doesn’t Ensure Diversity
- Appeals Court Reinstates 40-Year Sentence For Brooklyn Mobster
- NYSCAS Celebrates Brooklyn Graduates
- Homes For Sale In Brooklyn And Manhattan
- Man Arrested In Random Attack On Bike Rider In Bed-Stuy
- Brooklyn, Manhattan Homes Get Even Less Affordable
- Taser-Toting Brooklyn Man Threatens To Kill Neighbor Outside Mosque
- D'Angelo Russell's Maturity Not A Concern For Nets GM
- What Will The L Train Shutdown Mean For Brooklyn's Industrial Zones?
- How To Parallel Park An Airstream Trailer In Brooklyn
- Arrest Made In Shooting Near Barclays Center
- Startup, Neighborhood Group Team Up To Fight Poverty In Brooklyn
- Trigg Brown And Josh Ku Want Brooklyn To Fall In Love With Taiwanese Food
- Jennifer Lopez Back In Brooklyn To Film 'Shades Of Blue'
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BRIC and 651 ARTS present work by celebrated African choreographers
BRIC and 651 ARTS, two venerable Downtown Brooklyn arts organizations, have collaborated to present “Look Back, Dance Forward: Tales of Home | Congo/Mozambique,” two nights of dance-theater featuring work by celebrated contemporary African choreographers. … Full Article
‘Gotta Sing' Concert to feature young Brooklyn pianist
Brooklyn’s Regina Opera Company will continue its 45th season with a Nov. 2 “Gotta Sing" Concert, featuring classical music and opera and Broadway favorites. … Full Article
Pratt student jumps to her death in Brooklyn
An art student at Pratt Institute jumped from a Brooklyn residence hall late Wednesday, sources told the Brooklyn Eagle.
An NYPD spokesperson said there was “no criminality involved.”
Mareena Jacob, 20, jumped from a terrace on Willoughby Ave. at about 6 p.m. … Full Article
Son of Brooklyn court clerk paralyzed after motorcycle accident
Michael LaRose Jr. was on his motorcycle on a four-lane highway, on his way to work in Seattle last July, when a car coming in the opposite direction made a left turn and hit him head on. That day changed his life and his family members’ lives forever. … Full Article
Private ‘campus’ roadway for Medgar Evers College scaled back
Officials at Medgar Evers College have partially retreated on plans to convert a public roadway into a campus-style plaza, according to community leaders who opposed the measure. … Full Article
Brooklynite to release coming-of-age novel on Oct. 30
Brooklynite Judy Chicurel’s novel, “If I Knew You Were Going to be This Beautiful, I Never Would Have Let You Go,” (released on Oct. … Full Article
FERN Talks & Eats to feature food, storytelling, music
FERN Talks & Eats, an immersive food-focused event, will take place Monday, Nov. … Full Article
Greenpoint author to read from new non-fiction book
Local Greenpoint poet Tadeusz Chabrowski has recently published "Shreds of a Monk's Robe" (Bayberry Books), an epistolary, non-fiction book. … Full Article
Brooklyn Historical Society’s Brooklyn bounty celebrates borough’s food, culture heritage
Each year at Brooklyn Historical Society’s (BHS’s) Brooklyn Bounty, 400+ guests enjoy chef’s tastings of the best food Brooklyn has to offer, music, cocktails and more. This year’s event will be held on Oct. 22 at a new space — 26 Bridge in DUMBO. … Full Article
Gowanus artists open studio this weekend
Court sketch artist Alba Acevedo depicts a court scene in this image, which was published earlier this year in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Acevedo, along with hundreds of other Gowanus-based artists, will open her studio to the public on Oct. … Full Article
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