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- Taco Time! Bushwick Festival Celebrates The Mexican Treat
- Follow My Footsteps: Liars, Back In Brooklyn
- Developers Planning Huge Mixed-Income Complex In Crown Heights
- Armory Developer Faces Questions From City Planning
- Crown Heights Bar Owner Covers 'Bullet Hole' Wall
- Developers In Talks For $470 Million Loan To Buy Starrett City
- Bearded Man Shoots Dead 47-Year-Old Victim In Boerum Hill
- Nets Will Hold An Open Practice At Brooklyn Bridge Park
- Charming Brooklyn Heights Co-Op In A Landmark Building Seeks $2M
- Why Moving To Brooklyn Isn't Necessary For Your Band To Make It Big
- Brooklyn Food Pantry Dishing Out Celebrities' Recipes For Tzimmes In Rosh Hashanah Fund-Raiser Cookbook
- Streetside Pile Of Belongings Frustrates Bath Beach Residents
- Celebrating Brooklyn Through Photography
- Man Accused Of Stealing Valuable 'Spider-Man,' 'X-Men' Comics In Bay Ridge
- Brooklyn Mother Confronts School Bus Driver After Son Suffers Seizure
- Voters Pick Women Over Men In Primary For All Six Brooklyn Judicial Seats
- Here’s Your Chance To Grow Your Own Mushroom Lampshade
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Cobble Hill house sells for record $15.5 million, Daily News reports
Kudos for Cobble Hill. … Full Article
Piper Theatre Productions presents its 10th summer season outdoors at the Old Stone House
This summer, Park Slope’s Piper Theatre Productions (Piper), now in its 15th year, will host a musical thriller, partner with the Romanian Cultural Institute, travel to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, screen original student films alongside an indie work, and present fantastic family theater … Full Article
St. Ann’s Warehouse presents inaugural season in new home on Brooklyn waterfront
St. Ann’s Warehouse — which for 36 years has enlivened New Yorkers with new works by the world’s most vital music- and theater-makers — is about to open its first permanent home, a 25,000-square-foot theater in the Tobacco Warehouse, on the waterfront in Brooklyn Bridge Park. … Full Article
‘Save the View’ co-founder Guterman asks for pressure on de Blasio and Cuomo
Save The View Now Co-Founder Steven Guterman told a group of about 100 people who attended Tuesday evening’s Town Hall Meeting at the Brooklyn Heights Synagogue that he is optimistic about the prospects of the litigation underway against the Brooklyn Bridge Park Corporation (BBPC), the Empi … Full Article
Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation presents Otto Neals sculpture retrospective
The Center for Arts and Culture at Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation (BSRC) is presenting a retrospective from 1965-2015 of the sculptures of Otto Neals, a renowned 83-year-old African-American artist from Brooklyn. … Full Article
Innovative program to improve kids’ relationships comes to Brooklyn
The philanthropist helping to fund a $30 million education initiative designed to improve children’s relationships visited Brooklyn’s P.S. 9 in Prospect Heights on Tuesday to see one of his programs in action. … Full Article
Landmarks vote set for the Henry and Susan McDonald House in Wallabout — and the M.H. Renken Dairy in Clinton Hill
I sing the body electric.
Mark your calendars, Walt Whitman fans. … Full Article
Prospect Heights group wants input into new Atlantic Yards school
The Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council (PHNDC) is urging residents to attend a joint hearing of Community Board 8 and Community Education Council 13 to demand input into a public school planned for the Atlantic Yards area. … Full Article
Town hall on Pierhouse lawsuit set for Tuesday
The preservationist group Save The View Now (STVN) will be holding a town hall on Tuesday to bring neighbors up to date on their fight to shrink the Pierhouse development at Pier 1 in Brooklyn Bridge Park. … Full Article
To the stars and beyond, in Brooklyn Bridge Park
The weather couldn’t have been better at Brooklyn Bridge Park on Saturday for a night of stargazing, talks by astronomers, NASA scientists and astronauts -- and dancing robots.
The event was part of the World Science Festival, a citywide science exposition. … Full Article
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