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The group negotiating to take over Brooklyn’s embattled Long Island College Hospital (LICH) from the State University of New York may have won the bidding war, but now they find themselves embroiled in a war of public perception.  … Full Article

For an industrial area, it's got a lot of eye candy – thanks to the Bushwick Collective. … Full Article

Here today, gone tomorrow. The East Williamsburg artists' studios where Breeze and John Clement worked are set for demolition, and apartment buildings will take their place, city Buildings Department filings indicate. … Full Article

Ah, the great outdoors … is a great place for an art studio in pricey Brooklyn, as least as far as rents are concerned. … Full Article

The upscaling of Fulton Mall takes another step forward this week with Nordstrom's May 1 opening at the Offerman Building. … Full Article

This is a tale of two brownstones. What will prospective buyers of what could be Brooklyn's priciest house make of it? … Full Article

Linda Doman, a resident of Brooklyn Heights since 1979, died suddenly following a collapse while visiting her grandchildren in upstate New York on April 26. It is believed that she suffered an aneurism, but the family has not released final details. … Full Article

The Brooklyn Heights Association (BHA) will sponsor its 30th annual house and garden tour of five privately owned historic townhouses and gardens in Brooklyn Heights on Saturday, May 10, from 1-5 p.m. … Full Article

Josh Steckel, the lead college counselor at the Brooklyn School for Collaborative Studies (BCS), will read from his recently published book “Hold Fast to Dreams” which details the often emotional and heart-wrenching journeys of 10 Brooklyn students that Steckel guided as they gained admissi … Full Article

A proposal for a streetcar line linking waterfront areas in Brooklyn and Queens from Sunset Park to Astoria resembles, in part, a familiar plan by an outspoken Brooklyn rail advocate known for his tenacity. … Full Article