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- Borough President: Brownsville Could Be Ripe For Density Boost
- Brooklyn Turns To Data To Help Solve Its Car-Share, Parking Problem
- Huge East New York Health Complex Could Become Rentals
- Teen Cyclist Seriously Hurt By Hit-And-Run SUV In East Flatbush
- J'ouvert Security Will Be Like New Year's Eve In Times Square
- This Fulton Ferry Office Building May Be The Oldest In New York City
- NYPD SUV Flips Over In Coney Island, Injuring Three Cops
- As Brooklyn DA And NYPD Arrest 9 In Gang Bust, A Mother Reflects On Son Lost To Gun Violence
- First Drug And Alcohol Rehab Center For Jewish Addicts Opens In Borough Park
- From The Bronx To Brooklyn, Confederate Symbols Come Down Across New York City
- Father Of Two Dies A Month After Being Punched In The Face During Brooklyn Robbery
- Brooklyn D.A. Eric Gonzalez Leads A Contested Primary In A Race With Real Consequences
- Brooklyn Mom Says Tiles In Children's Rooms Are Toxic, Fights City For New Floors
- Permits Filed For 54 Noel Ave., Gerritsen Beach
- Rachel Haot Leaves 1776NY
- Brooklyn Residents Dream Of Hitting $700M Powerball
- Ex-Brooklyn Teacher Who Pleaded Guilty To Having Sex With Student Ordered To Pay Victim $750G
- Brooklyn Man Gets 18 Years In Prison For Stabbing Teenager To Death
- Patti Smith To Kick Off Brooklyn Book Festival
- Man Wanted For Allegedly Raping Autistic Teen Girl In Prospect Park, Then Leaving Her At Chapel Of Hospital
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Couples who planned weddings at ReBar consider lawsuit for lost deposits
Preparing the details for one’s wedding—a monumental milestone in the lives of many couples—is as tedious and cumbersome as it is exciting. Couples create back-up plans for the inclement weather, but what about when the wedding venue itself closes without notice? … Full Article
Top LICH bidders discuss joint purchase of hospital
State Supreme Court Justice Johnny Lee Baynes astounded a courtroom filled with lawyers, litigants and residents on Thursday when he asked attorneys for three competing bidders for Brooklyn’s Long Island College Hospital (LICH) to gather behind closed doors to try to work out a joint plan to keep … Full Article
Brooklyn half marathon pre-party brings thousands to Brooklyn Bridge Park
This Saturday’s Brooklyn Half Marathon, beginning near the Brooklyn Museum and extending to the Coney Island boardwalk, is expected to draw 25,000 runners to the borough. But before the athletes set out on their journey, they must pick up their race materials…and party. … Full Article
Little legal recourse for shut out ReBar employees
Brooklyn was dealt a sensational blow when popular restaurant, bar and wedding venue reBar abruptly shut its doors with only a trite email from owner Jason Stevens stating to employees: “ReBar is bankrupt and closed. Please dispose of your keys and do not enter the premises. … Full Article
Artist uses his talent to create loving tribute to late wife
Artist Joe LoGuirato has been a painter and a sculptor for all of his adult life. … Full Article
Brooklyn officials push SUNY to keep LICH open until new owner takes over
The May 22 closure of Long Island College Hospital (LICH) draws closer, and SUNY has already begun shutting down services at the Cobble Hill hospital. … Full Article
Walentas family's Williamsburg Domino development gets City Council's green light
Sugar is sweet – and so is a resounding “Yes” vote from the City Council. … Full Article
Sunset Park group fosters small town feel in big city
To one community group in Sunset Park, it’s the little things that matter. … Full Article
Street fair goes local in Park Slope this weekend
New Yorkers can quit their belly aching about generic street fairs that peddle the same old socks and sausage. It's different at Brooklyn's Fabulous Fifth Avenue Fair, thanks to its local-merchants-first policy. … Full Article
The HOPE Program’s ‘A Taste of HOPE’ presents tastings, toasts, transformations
Celebrity chef and bestselling cookbook author Rocco Dispirito will be among the dozens enjoying an evening of tastes, toasts and transformations at The HOPE Program’s third annual ‘A Taste of Hope’ fundraising event. … Full Article
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