A plank of wood falls from ceiling at Bedford Avenue L train stop, the roof collapses on a burning East New York home and more news.
Daily Links: Hate Crimes in Brooklyn Continue With Smashed Window of Bushwick Synagogue
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Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: New Looks in Design, a Hoboken Brownstone Reno
Catch up on your reading with a look at the most popular stories from the past week.
Daily Links: Advocates Fight for a Dedicated Bus Lane on Busy Flatbush Avenue Route
Coney Island library to shutter for four months starting in April, a refined British restaurant is found hiding in a Greenpoint bar and more news.
Daily Links: MTA’s New ‘Disruptive’ L-Train Plan Will Remove Most of the Mitigation Measures
Gym where Michelle Obama trains is coming to Williamsburg, and a bridge connecting Greenpoint to Long Island City gains momentum.
Daily Links: Shuttered Williamsburg Gas Station Blamed for Lingering L-Train Smell
Public spaces are poised for a major revamp in Downtown Brooklyn, and shuttered Park Slope favorite Franny's is coming back for one night.
A New Show at Weeksville Explores the Story of Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Join Weeksville and the Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation for an education-focused theatrical experience.
The Center for Fiction, Opening Next Week, Finds an Artistic Community in Fort Greene
The nonprofit has moved to an 18,000-square-foot space on Lafayette Avenue, joining an increasing arts-centric neighborhood in Fort Greene.
Daily Links: McNally Jackson Opening New Bookstore at Downtown Brooklyn’s City Point
Politicians demand L train suspension after fumes send workers to the hospital, and tenants of a Downtown Brooklyn building claim it’s overrun with crazy co-eds.
Daily Links: New Library With Affordable Housing Breaks Ground in Sunset Park
P.C. Richard aiming to stay in Pacific Park, and Williamsburg dive bar Rosemary’s to close at the end of February.
BRIC Biennial Puts Spotlight on Artists Working in South and Southern Brooklyn
The third edition of the exhibition, which opened on February 7, aims to "shine a light" on the borough through the work of artists who are based in parts of Park Slope, Gowanus, Sunset Park and Bay Ridge.
