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- West Elm Expands At Industry City For Its Hotels Brand Launch
- Demonstrators Protest Gentrification Outside Make It In Brooklyn Pitch Competition
- Conviction Reached In Brighton Beach Murder Case
- Discuss Cops, Community And Innovative Policing At BRIC Town Hall October 5
- Brooklyn And Manhattan Rents Increase At Half Their 2015 Pace
- Brooklyn Weekend Events Roundup: Crafts, Cover Bands, Mausoleum Tours, And More
- More Pumpkin Beer Than Anyone Ever Asked For At The Brooklyn Pour Festival
- Game-Changing Downtown Brooklyn Shopping Hub Prepping To Open As Early As Thursday With Century 21
- For Jewish Left, Brooklyn Conflict Exposes Challenges Posed By Anti-Semitism Claims
- Brooklyn Teen Shot While Mourning Classmate At Vigil, Family Fears She May Lose Ability To Walk
- Brooklyn Tech Staffer Tries to Hit Colleague With Baseball Bat, Police Say
- Jeremy Lin: 'Charlotte Was A Breath Of Fresh Air'
- Woman, 35, Lived Near Bay Ridge Park Where She Was Found Dead
- The Wild Magic Of Caribbean Carnival Is Alive In Brooklyn
- Greenpoint Street Art Murals Appear And The Water Tower Is Lit Green During Climate Week
- Police Seek Williamsburg Man Planning To Commit Suicide By Cop
- Nets’ Hopes Rest On Budding Relationship Of Their Big Two
- How One South Slope School Is Leveling The Playing Field For Middle School Admissions
- Islanders’ New Acquisition Could Cost Youngsters Some Jobs
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Brooklyn Churches receive Sacred Sites Grants for repair projects
Two Brooklyn churches are among the 22 historic religious properties around New York State awarded Sacred Sites Grants from the New York Landmarks Conservancy. The grants total over $300,000. … Full Article
False alarm on Brooklyn Bridge triggers search by air, land and sea
The NYPD received a report of someone climbing on the cables of the Brooklyn Bridge late Monday afternoon. … Full Article
Sunset Park candidates’ night focuses on fundamentals
Sunset Park residents had a chance to meet the two men vying for the Democratic Party nomination for the state senate seat left vacant by Borough President Eric Adams at a candidates’ night forum that included questions asked by viewers who were streaming the proceedings live online. … Full Article
NEC volleyball champion LIU Blackbirds look to get even better
Fresh off a Northeast Conference title in 2007, the LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds were already good when Kyle Robinson took over the team. Since then, though, he has turned them into a powerhouse. … Full Article
New York City haves, have-nots divided by apartment poor doors
In Courtney Harding's glassy condo tower in Williamsburg, owners pay as much as $1,000 a month on top of their mortgages to maintain the building and its services, she said. The common charges don't apply to renters in the low-rise, brick affordable companion building next door. … Full Article
BAMcinématek to present ‘Les Blank’: A documentary retrospective
From Tuesday, Sept. 2 through Sept. 10, Brooklyn Academy of Music’s (BAM) BAMcinématek will present "Les Blank," a 17-film retrospective of the legendary documentarian and frequent Werner Herzog collaborator. … Full Article
Central Brooklyn Dems hold off on Teachout endorsement
After receiving an endorsement from the Public Employees Federation, gubernatorial hopeful Zephyr Teachout was in Park Slope on Thursday hoping to receive another endorsement — from the Central Brooklyn Independent Democrats (CBID). … Full Article
LIU Brooklyn women’s soccer looks for third NEC title in four years
It might be Jim Robbins' first year as head coach of the LIU Brooklyn women's soccer team, but he expects the team to win right away — and would eventually like to see it compete annually in the NCAA tournament. … Full Article
Pacific Street Library handicapped by lack of funding
A persistent shortfall in funding has curtailed the potential of the Pacific Street Library, where entrances do not accommodate those with disabilities, extra rooms on higher floors remain closed off due to a lack of staffing and infrastructural problems persist, officials say. … Full Article
Gillibrand tours Brooklyn YMCA summer camp after neighborhood complaints
Politicians visited a YMCA summer camp at P.S. 261 Tuesday after recent noise complaints from Boerum Hill neighbors.
The visitors, U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and Councilmember Stephen Levin, additionally highlighted benefits of the summer learning environment. … Full Article
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