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- CB 2 Land Use Committee Votes Against Proposed Development At 80 Flatbush
- Jackie Robinson's Son Returns To NYC To Honor Father's Legacy
- Parents Blame Each Other After Baby Is Declared Brain Dead
- Refinery Closing After 21 Years On Smith Street
- Shawarma & Grill Coming To Smith Street Soon
- Rats! De Blasio Visits Bushwick To Announce Rodent Extermination Plan
- The Founders Of Ample Hills Ice Cream Give The Scoop On Their Sweet Boerum Hill Home
- Cherry Trees Spring Into Bloom At The Brooklyn Botanic Garden
- London-Bred Designer Gives Classic Prospect Heights Brownstone A Dose Of British Chic
- Brooklyn Condo Sellouts Reach Highest Value Since 2007
- Deadly Shooting Outside Bed-Stuy Church
- Earth Day And Taco Showdown: Brooklyn Weekend Events
- Brooklyn Solar Company Sees Canopies As Way For City To Go Green
- Homes For Sale In Manhattan And Brooklyn
- A Giant Fried Chicken Sandwich In Brooklyn — And Other Cheap Eats
- Demanding Answers: What’s Being Done To Stop Vehicles From Driving On Borough Park Sidewalk?
- Affordable Fashion Brand Primark Lands In Brooklyn Next Month
- Spanish Graffiti Trio Busted On Brooklyn 'Spraycation'
- David Bowie Dinner Series Descends On Brooklyn
- Tishman Closes On $380M Construction Loan In Brooklyn
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Pratt hosts ‘An Evening with the Elgorts’
On Tuesday, Pratt Institute hosted “An Evening with the Elgorts,” an intimate discussion featuring Arthur Elgort, Grethe Barrett Holby, Sophie Elgort, Warren Elgort and Ansel Elgort. … Full Article
Museum hosts real estate summit, faces live blowback
Members of the Artist Studio Affordability Project (ASAP) capped a day of protest in front of the Brooklyn Museum Tuesday with a satirical installation of couches, chairs and other indoor furniture to highlight the consequences of neighborhood gentrification. … Full Article
Brooklyn Historical Society celebrates 50th anniversary of Brooklyn Heights’ designation as historic district
Nov. 23, 2015 will mark the 50th anniversary of Brooklyn Heights’ designation as New York City’s first historic district. … Full Article
Brooklyn novelist paints musical portrait of Philly
“Now I live on Prospect Park, which is like winning the lottery every day,” Brooklyn author Marie-Helene Bertino told the Brooklyn Eagle in an interview last year. An award-winning writer, Bertino has recently celebrated the paperback release of her debut novel, “2 … Full Article
Pratt Institute’s Brooklyn Fashion + Design Accelerator celebrates first year with Positive Impact Awards
Pratt Institute’s Brooklyn Fashion + Design Accelerator (BF + DA) held its first ever Positive Impact Awards Monday night to celebrate its first … Full Article
Brooklyn parks chief looks back at 33 years of service
Charles Gili could write a book about all of the adventures he has had in New York City’s parks, according to colleagues who said he has seen it all. … Full Article
Brooklyn Raves: An escape for some, a nuisance for others
Deafening music. Blinding lights. Decrepit buildings. … Full Article
WeWork leases top 4 floors of 195 Montague St.
WeWork — a co-working company that currently has more than 50 physical locations in 17 cities and four countries — is coming to Brooklyn Heights. … Full Article
‘Portraits of Hunger in NYC’ exhibited at Brooklyn Historical Society
Food Bank for New York City and the Brooklyn Historical Society (BHS) are presenting a joint exhibition, “Hidden in Plain Sight: Portraits of Hunger in NYC,” which opened on Nov. 6 at the BHS (128 Pierrepont St. in Brooklyn Heights). … Full Article
UPDATE: Ad for rentable dumpster in Williamsburg debunked
An ad that surfaced last week on Craigslist offering a tricked-out dumpster as a rentable apartment was phony, the Brooklyn Eagle has learned.
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