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- New Greenpoint Cinema Wants Artists To Make Movies And Money
- Diversity Plan Mayhem: Sunset Park Arts School Can’t Audition Applicants Anymore
- QDOBA Lands In Bushwick
- An MLS Logo Grows In Brooklyn
- Inside An Unapologetically Playful Brooklyn Apartment
- NYC Is Suing Lenders Over 'Zombie Homes'
- Young Man In Critical Condition After Shooting At Brownsville Basketball Court
- Brooklyn Real Estate Six Months Later: Two Sold, One Still Available, One Off The Market
- 90-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Struck, Killed By Car In Flatlands
- 6 Injured After MTA Bus Crashes Into Crown Heights Building
- Another Condo Tower Sprouts In Downtown Brooklyn
- Death Of Suspected Shoplifter In Flatbush Ruled A Homicide
- Cops Hunt For Perv Who Groped 9-Year-Old Girl In Borough Park
- Slash Brooklyn Bus Routes To Save A System 'In Decline,' Researchers Say
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Architectural eye candy near Downtown Brooklyn's 1,066-foot-tall skyscraper site
It's gonna be huge.
No, wait. That's somebody else's catchphrase.
Let's try again. This is a big deal. Very big. … Full Article
Brooklyn boaters say prime sailing area at risk
Brooklyn boaters are up in arms over a maritime company’s push to install a barge mooring in New York Harbor close to the site of a new marina in Brooklyn Bridge Park. … Full Article
EPA, DEP reach preliminary agreement on locations for Gowanus CSO retention tanks
The cleanup of the notorious Gowanus Canal — referred to by some as arguably the dirtiest waterway in America — took a small step in the right direction this month. … Full Article
Gillian Anderson: Bringing Blanche to Brooklyn
Diane Arbus, who certainly knew a thing or two about risk-taking, once said, “My favorite thing is to go where I’ve never been.” Judging from the bold choices Gillian Anderson has made as an actress, she also lives by this credo. … Full Article
A privileged peek into the Brooklyn Academy of Music's storied past
The play's the thing.
And BAM's the perfect place for it.
Brooklyn Academy of Music, America's oldest performing arts center, is in the limelight these days because the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) is in residency there. … Full Article
Reach for the sky! Climbing wall opens in Brooklyn Bridge Park
A huge, curved climbing wall has opened in Brooklyn Bridge Park, just in time for the warm weather.
The facility, known as DUMBO Boulders, is called “North America’s largest outdoor bouldering facility” by operator The Cliffs, in partnership with Brooklyn Bridge Park. … Full Article
Brooklyn Heights Church appoints new pastor
First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn has called the Rev. Adriene Thorne as its new pastor. The announcement was made this week and is the culmination of a thorough discernment process by the church’s Pastor Nominating Committee. … Full Article
Here's the Coignet Building as you've never seen it before
Hello, Gorgeous.
Here's the Coignet Building, in all its moon-pale splendor, fully revealed to the world. … Full Article
Trade Brooklyn business exhibition draws 2,500
Townsquare Expos, producer of several expo events in the tri-state region, recently hosted Trade Brooklyn at the New York Marriot at Brooklyn Bridge, welcoming an estimated 2,500 people to the business-to-business trade show for an exhibition and an opportunity to share ideas. The annual business … Full Article
Memorial tournament honors EAC Wallyball player
Andrew Cassius would have been proud. … Full Article
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