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Health officials reassure Brooklyn residents about Ebola

Health officials worked to defuse panic and misperceptions about Ebola and Enterovirus D68 at a Borough Hall town hall in Brooklyn Wednesday night. The forum was sponsored by Borough President Eric Adams. … Full Article
 
Puppetry Arts' Haunted Halloween Carnival in Park Slope

Halloween fun in Brooklyn Oct. 25-26

Halloween gets off to an early start this weekend with the return of a number of beloved Brooklyn events for kids and adults.  … Full Article
 
Jim Montemarano has owned and run Cranberry’s since 1979. Photos by Matthew Taub

Henry Street: Where the good times roll

For all the rapid in change in Brooklyn, some streets have delightfully stayed the same. … Full Article
 
Captain Sergio Centa (left) and the 84th Precinct Community Council President Leslie Lewis (right) honored Det. Sheryl Wilson as its Cop of the Month at its monthly meeting on Tuesday night. Photo courtesy of Leslie Lewis.

84th Precinct detective named Cop of the Month for arrest of drug dealer

The 84th Precinct Community Council held its monthly meeting at the Brooklyn Law School on Tuesday night where it honored Det. Sheryl Wilson as its Cop of the Month. … Full Article
 
Brooklyn Youth Chorus will perform “Black Mountain Songs” at BAM from Nov. 20 to 23.

BAM, Brooklyn youth chorus present ‘Black Mountain Songs’

Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) will present “Black Mountain Songs” — an evening-length choral work produced and performed by Brooklyn Youth Chorus (BYC) — from Nov. 20 to 23. … Full Article
 
Andrew Kalleen joins other performers during a protest in the Metropolitan Avenue Subway station Tuesday in Brooklyn. Kalleen, 30, was performing on Oct. 17 at the G-train stop in Williamsburg when an officer told him he must leave the station because he needs a permit to play there. The New York Police Department says it's looking into the arrest.

Subway performers rally against arrest of Brooklynite

Performers have flocked to New York City for years, pursuing plans to make it on Broadway or whatever stage the city has to offer.  However, many are taking to a different type of stage — a below-ground stage that has resulted in hundreds of performers’ arrests. … Full Article
 
Lena Dunham read from her new book, “Not That Kind of Girl: A Young Woman Tells You What She’s ‘Learned,’” at BAM on Tuesday night.

Lena Dunham talks up new book at BAM

"I’m so happy to be here on the last night of my tour," Lena Dunham, the acclaimed writer, director, producer and star of HBO's "Girls," told a packed room at Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) Tuesday night. … Full Article
 
Tiber Worth was one of four kids from Brooklyn who won their respective brackets at the Baird E. Haney Junior Gold Championship squash tournament.

Brooklyn boasts four winners in Baird E. Haney Squash Tournament

Will Cembalest has been a serious squash player since age 13. He plays for his school's team; he plays outside of school; he has elite private coaches and plays in the biggest tournaments. … Full Article
 

Rescue me, Fort Greene edition

In Fort Greene, even the fixer-uppers are fabulous. Get a look at our photos of 6 S. Oxford St. There is such grandeur despite the plywood in the windows. The little face on the crumbling stoop is so serene. … Full Article
 
This fair maiden can be found on the pre-Civil War window guard at 237 Carlton Ave.

Eye candy à la Fort Greene

If we can't feast our eyes, what's the point of earthly existence? Here's some of the eye candy to be seen on Fort Greene's residential streets:  … Full Article
 

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