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- Bensonhurst Target Opens Its Doors
- First Look At Cobble Hill’s 400-Foot Tower At LICH Redevelopment
- 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
- New York Today: The Dodgers And Brooklyn
- World-Famous Danish Chef Invests In New Williamsburg Eatery
- Attack At Metropolitan Avenue Subway Station Leaves Woman With Broken Nose
- Suspect Turns Himself In For Stalking Crown Heights Siblings, Leaving Note In Mailbox: 'I Am Watching You!! Your Daughter Is Cute'
- Five Years On, Yormark Reflects On Nets Move To Brooklyn
- Jimmy Kimmel Asked People To Identify Brooklyn Beards Or Gettysburg Beards
- Want Your Brooklyn School To Go Meatless On Mondays? Here's Your Chance.
- Brooklyn Bandit Gets 9 1/2 Years In Prison For Robbing Barbecue Joint, Fish Warehouse
- 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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Packer purchases property for preschool and kindergarten
Hey Packer parents: Here's where your kids will go to preschool and kindergarten starting in fall 2017. … Full Article
LIU Brooklyn baseball starts off homestand with 6-3 loss to St. John’s
The LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds on Tuesday kicked off a stretch of games — during which they will play 10 of their next 11 at home in Brooklyn — with a 6-3 loss to St. John’s. It was a close game; they led 3-1 early, but slowly gave up the lead to the Queens powerhouse. … Full Article
Trade Brooklyn to focus on ‘Year of the Entrepreneur’
Owners of small businesses can learn how to use social media sites to boost sales, find out about economic opportunities downtown, and pick up tips on writing an effective business plan at the Trade Brooklyn exhibition set to take place on April 15. … Full Article
HeartShare Gala raises big bucks for non-profit agency
Celebrities from the worlds of movies, television and radio pitched in to help the Brooklyn-based organization HeartShare Human Services of New York raise nearly $600,000 at its 2015 Spring Gala and Auction at the New York Marriott Marquis, an event that attracted more than 950 guests. … Full Article
Architectural eye candy — and celebs, we're fairly certain — on Brooklyn's Gold Coast, AKA Clinton Avenue
Ah, the gorgeous Gold Coast.
That's what Clinton Avenue was called more than a century ago when a high concentration of Brooklyn's wealthiest citizens congregated in Clinton Hill and did their share of luxury home-building. … Full Article
Levin honored by PETA for daring cat rescue in Brooklyn
The kudos keep rolling in for New York City Councilmember Stephen Levin for his daring rescue of an abused and terrified cat – now named Loretta … Full Article
Animal ‘Adopt-A-Thon’ coming to Carroll Gardens
The Bark Avenue Adopt-A-Thon — a free educational event sponsored by Douglas Elliman and designed to save the lives of New York City’s shelter animals — will be held Sunday, April 19 from 1 to 5 p.m. at Carroll Park (on Court St. … Full Article
4th man charged in Brooklyn over ISIS recruitment plot
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN — A fourth man was charged on Monday in a terrorism case accusing him of raising money for a plot to have U.S. residents travel overseas to fight for ISIS. … Full Article
‘Punk New York, Past and Future’ book event in Fort Greene to feature three authors
Brooklyn-based publisher Akashic Books is teaming up with Greenlight Bookstore in Fort Greene to feature three authors—Eliza Factor, Stacy Wakefield and Nathan Larson—at a joint launch event celebrating New York counterculture in the ’80s, ’90s and our forthcoming postapocalyptic city-state … Full Article
Bust of Edward Snowden sneaked into, removed from Fort Greene Park
Suddenly, in the middle of the New York night, Edward Snowden's face appeared — deep in a public park.
A 4-foot-high, 100-pound sculpted bust of the whistleblower now exiled in Russia was sneaked into Brooklyn's Fort Greene Park on Monday before dawn. … Full Article
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