Five Famous and Historic Brooklyn Stoops — Truman Capote, Spike Lee and More
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Blogwrap: Over 300 Years of Mapping Brooklyn
Navigating Brooklyn From the 17th to the 21st Century [Hyperallergic] Bed Stuy Nonprofit Board ...
Closing Bell: Forum on Improving Myrtle Avenue for Seniors
On April 20th the Myrtle Avenue Revitalization Project along with the New York Academy of Medici...
Kings Theatre and Four Other Brooklyn Buildings Win Preservation Awards
The New York Landmarks Conservancy has announced the winners of its 25th annual Lucy G. Moses P...
Thursday Blogwrap: Season of L Train Shutdowns Starts Next Weekend
L Train’s Five-Weekend Shutdown Begins Next Week [DNA] Brooklyn Parking Lot Will Become Eight...
Closing Bell: Foraging for Edible Plants at Green-Wood Cemetery
On Saturday April 18, Wildman Steve Brill will be at Green-Wood Cemetery to host a foraging even...
Wednesday Blogwrap: Splendid Revamp Coming to Fort Greene Theater
Reborn Paramount Theater in Fort Greene Will Look Like This [Curbed] Nine People Hurt in Massi...
Closing Bell: Voting Begins Soon for Participatory Budgeting
Next week residents in seven city council districts in Brooklyn will be able to vote on how to s...
Karl Fischer Designs Another Big, Boxy Building for North Brooklyn
Karl Fischer has released a rendering for a six-story, 72-unit building at 26 West Street, close...
Three Downtown Buildings Demolished for Skyscraper With Colorful Lights at Night
Three buildings in Downtown Brooklyn, at 8-16 Nevins Street, are being knocked down to make way ...
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