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- Bensonhurst Target Opens Its Doors
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- Sting Shuts 32 Massage Parlors In Bensonhurst And Beyond
- Why Is Victorian Architecture Associated With All Things Scary?
- Highlights Of The Brooklyn Strand Community Vision
- Don't Worry, Be Happy About Gowanus Rezoning, Councilman Says
- Brooklyn Retail Rents Rising Even As Small Businesses Struggle
- Brooklyn Real Estate Six Months Later: Two Sold, One In Contract, One Still Available
- Cops Hunt For Suspected Stalker Who Allegedly Watched Young Siblings In Crown Heights
- Attack At Metropolitan Avenue Subway Station Leaves Woman With Broken Nose
- Trying To Sell Brooklyn Properties? Stop Construction And Throw A Party
- Five Years On, Yormark Reflects On Nets Move To Brooklyn
- Jimmy Kimmel Asked People To Identify Brooklyn Beards Or Gettysburg Beards
- Prospect Park Will Be Permanently Car-Free
- Brooklyn's Illuminati Ball Was Not Worthy Of Jay-Z And Beyonce
- Teen Fatally Stabbed, His Cousin's Face Slashed In Brighton Beach Brawl With Ruthless Trio Outside 7-Eleven
- 19th-Century Brooklyn Heights Townhouse Gets A Loft-Like Redesign For $3.35M
- Man Shot To Death By His 71-Year-Old Friend After Drunken Dispute On East Flatbush Street
- Permits Filed For 160 17th St., Greenwood Heights
- Brooklyn Straphanger Clings To Life On Breathing Tube After Brutal Beatdown From Assailant Who Stomped His Sneaker
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Activists plead: Don’t turn Sunset Park into Williamsburg
An ambitious plan to re-develop Industry City and turn the Sunset Park complex into a hub for emerging businesses, technology firms and artists is drawing sharp criticism from environmental groups, housing advocates and labor leaders who charge that the proposal will turn the working class neighb … Full Article
Philip Glass, Kurt Andersen to appear in conversation at BAM
Philip Glass, one of the most influential contemporary composers, will discuss his highly anticipated memoir, “Words Without Music,” on April 20 at 8 p.m. as part of Unbound: A Book Launch Series with BAM and Greenlight Bookstore. … Full Article
R.L. Stine, king of kids horror books, to read at BookCourt
Children’s author R.L. Stine — known as the Stephen King of children’s literature —will celebrate the release of his new book, “Don’t Stay Up Late” (St. Martin’s Press), with a talk and book signing on Saturday, April 18, at BookCourt, 163 Court St., Cobble Hill, at 7 p.m. … Full Article
St. Francis to host discussion on NYC policing
The deaths of Eric Garner and Akai Gurley at the hands of New York Police Offices as well as the killings of Officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos have brought New York to the forefront in the debate on police and public safety. On Monday, March 30 from 12:30pm-2pm, St. … Full Article
Squadron puts LICH bill on Senate front burner
A bill meant to ensure that what happened to Brooklyn’s Long Island College Hospital (LICH) never happens again to another hospital in New York is poised for consideration in the NYS Senate. … Full Article
T.C. Boyle to visit Cobble Hill for reading, discussion
“My art is my life,” renowned New York Times bestselling author T.C. Boyle told the Brooklyn Eagle in a recent interview. … Full Article
HeartSeat transforms water tank into sculptural plaza seating
HeartSeat, a bold sculptural seating element made from a re-purposed water tank, can now be seen (and sat on) at the Pearl Street Triangle in DUMBO through May 1. … Full Article
Monday: Public’s chance to offer input on new Brooklyn Heights Library
Brooklyn Public Library (BPL) and Marvel Architects are holding a workshop at the Brooklyn Heights Library on Monday at 6:30 p.m. to allow library users to make suggestions about a new library that will replace the present branch, as part of a controversial redevelopment plan. … Full Article
Book night in DUMBO: Jonathan Lethem's launch for ‘Lucky Alan’
Jonathan Lethem is one of Brooklyn's brightest literary stars. So what if he doesn't live here now? … Full Article
Live at BAM: Author Lydia Davis on humor, writing process
When Lydia Davis was a young writer, she was told by her mother that it would be more distinguished to use her first, middle and last name when she published her works — like Louisa May Alcott. But Davis disagreed. … Full Article
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