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- Harbor Seal Spotted Sunbathing In Gowanus This Past Week-End
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- 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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New Place Players present Shakespeare, dinner at Casa Duse in Park Slope
On the evening of Sept. 11, the New Place Players presented William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” while 22 diners enjoyed a five-course dinner by Chef Max Henson. This event was held at the elegant intimate townhouse of Casa Duse located at 16 Prospect Park West. … Full Article
NYU withdraws from LICH deal, throwing sale of hospital into disarray
In yet another twist to the long-running Long Island College Hospital (LICH) saga, NYU Langone Medical Center announced late Thursday that it has pulled out of the deal to offer emergency services and ambulatory care at the LICH site in Cobble Hil … Full Article
Brooklyn judge mulls arguments made by LICH nurses vs. NYU
State Supreme Court Justice Johnny Lee Baynes heard arguments in Brooklyn court on Thursday in a battle over whether or not NYU-Langone Medical Center violated a promise to rehire Long Island College Hospital (LICH) nurses at a the ER after SUNY shut down the hospital. … Full Article
HITN-TV to reopen damaged Brooklyn headquarters
HITN-TV, the largest Spanish-language national cable network, is re-opening its Brooklyn-based studio after it was destroyed in 2012 by Hurricane Sandy. … Full Article
New 84th precinct captain welcomed at community council meeting
He's been the top cop in the 84th precinct for about a month now, but citizens of Brooklyn Heights, Downtown Brooklyn, DUMBO, Vinegar Hill and Boerum Hill had the chance to welcome Captain Sergio Centa to the area during his first precinct community council meeting on Tuesday. … Full Article
OEM: Brooklyn residents need to prepare for next disaster
At Brooklyn’s Emergency Preparedness Forum on Tuesday night, Office of Emergency Management (OEM) Commissioner Joseph Esposito told the packed Borough Hall courtroom, “The main thing is, be prepared. … Full Article
Brooklyn officials back LICH nurses ahead of Thursday's NYU hearing
Brooklyn officials said they are “dismayed” that NYU-Langone Medical Center and Fortis Property Group are allegedly trying to wiggle out of commitments to rehire nurses and other healthcare workers from the former Long Island College Hospital (LICH). … Full Article
BRIC Biennial brings together works of Brooklyn artists
A major exhibition that opened this month featuring the works of Brooklyn artists will demonstrate the significance of the borough as a vital center for art and innovation, according to the event’s organizers. … Full Article
Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburgh celebrates 150 years
For 23 years, Carmen Calderon walked 60 blocks to and from work every day, passing the Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburgh each way. One day in 1971, she stopped in to open a Christmas Club account. She’s been going back ever since. … Full Article
NY Transit Museum hosts 21st Annual Bus Festival
The New York Transit Museum’s 21st Annual Bus Festival returns on Sunday, Sept. 28, with opportunities to see and step aboard the Transit Museum’s vintage fleet, representing over 80 years of surface transit history in the city. … Full Article
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