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Brooklyn man fatally slashed during fight on L train: cops
Green-Wood Cemetery Unveils Enormous, Thought-Provoking Installation
An evocative, large-scale sculpture installation by acclaimed artist Athena LaTocha will be unveiled at the Green-Wood Cemetery on Saturday, October 1. The project, which explores the history of the cemetery and its caretakers, is called “The … [Read entire story]
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James Austin Johnson: New kid at the Rock
Illustration by Christophe Marchand “Saturday Night Live” newcomer James Austin Johnson has been enjoying the weirdest 20-year overnight success story propelled by a spot-on impersonation of a corrupt narcissistic commander- in-chief since … … [Read entire story]
Frontier gets the better of Paden City in straight sets | News, Sports, Jobs
Frontier’s Savannah Offenberger digs the ball as teammate Keeley Barrows looks on during the host Cougars’ sweep of Paden City on Saturday. (Photo by Jay W. … [Read entire story]
Adams administration defends asylum seeker contractors at City Council hearing
“I was not aware of it until I saw the report yesterday,” Iscol responded. “Will this revelation end our relationship with this company?” Hanif followed up. “It will not,” Iscol responded. Iscol defended the city’s decision to use SLSCO. He said the … [Read entire story]
Design Brooklyn
The historic Kings Theatre in Flatbush opened its doors on February 3 to a new generation of audiences. The lead act—the incomparable Diana Ross—was not the night’s only focus of attention; the theatre itself performed for the first time in decades. … [Read entire story]
Here are Brooklyn Paper’s top stories of the month, feat. union elections, book bans, and sewage • Brooklyn Paper
There was no shortage of news in Kings County this month — school started, employees fought for their rights, thousands of asylum-seekers arrived in New York City, and federal officials announced a tentative flood-protection plan for the city’s … [Read entire story]
Secretive Order, Dawn Readings, Atlantic Antic, Brooklyn Book Fair, Chicken, and more
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Best Things to do in New York in Fall (Fall in NYC Guide)
Looking for the best things to do in New York in fall? Lucky for you this is one of the most magical times of the year to visit! From the beautiful fall foliage in NYC to fun activities and events happening in NYC during autumn, this guide has you … [Read entire story]
Kevin Durant talks again on rescinding trade request, staying a Net: ‘I’m glad I’m here now’
On Day 4 of Nets training camp at the HSS Training Facility in Industry City, Kevin Durant attempted once again to clear the air on his chaotic summer, from requesting a trade to returning to Brooklyn. Durant requested a trade twice in June and … [Read entire story]
Sex sells at NYC’s Slutty Vegan restaurant in Brooklyn
On a Wednesday afternoon, hordes of eager Brooklynites lined up along busy Fulton Street in the heart of Fort Greene. The bold cry of “We’ve got a virgin in the building!” could be heard, over and over again, up and down the block. “I want a One … [Read entire story]
Adams admin confirms Bronx tent shelter won’t comply with city’s ‘right to shelter’ laws in City Council hearing
A new Bronx tent shelter facility the city is constructing to house some of the thousands of migrants who’ve come here in recent months won’t comply with the city’s “right to shelter” law, officials from Mayor Eric Adams’ administration confirmed … [Read entire story]
Sausages and Beaujolais Will Make You Feel Better
You know how when you go to your parent's place out of town because your dad is getting older and doesn't feel so well these days, and you want to help out and so you offer to seal the wood on the deck before the winter sets in? And you get up there … [Read entire story]
A Shipshape Park Slope Brownstone and Three More to See, Starting at $2.4 Million
Our picks for open houses to check out this weekend are found in Fort Greene, Park Slope and Crown Heights. They range in price from $2.4 million to $6.125 million. In the Fort Greene Historic District, a classic Italianate brownstone has grand … [Read entire story]
What’s Going On 9/29 – Our Time Press
POLITICS 2022November 8 is six weeks away, and America is filled with uncertainty about election outcomes. Democrats are running on issues like health, public safety, climate change, education, gun reform, and abortion rights. Republicans are running … [Read entire story]
Cops hurt while trying to arrest suspect
A man allegedly hurt four cops who tried to arrest him in O&L Bait and Tackle on 11th Avenue and 63rd Street Sept. 25. Zarif Dervishi, 47, appeared drunk and was making threats when cops arrived at around 8:45 p.m., reports said. The … [Read entire story]
Brooklyn Heights, 2022 | Film: Kodak Pro 100 | Tom Scola
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Sake shots, disco dancing and the Atlantic Antic: 14 things to do this weekend
This weekend is a great time to practice your Brooklyn ABCs. Let’s run through a few together: A is for the Atlantic Antic, the city’s largest and oldest street festival; B is for Blocktoberfest, which is bringing dozens of craft brews to the … [Read entire story]
Best Restaurants Near Prospect Park (Sit Down & Take Out)
Heading to the park and looking for the best restaurants near Prospect Park? We got you. Whether you’re looking for a sit-down restaurant or take-out food near Prospect Park, this guide is a curated list of the best spots to check out all around the … [Read entire story]
Coming Up at Brooklyn Historical Society
On Tuesday evening, January 19, starting at 6:30 p.m. the Brooklyn Historical Society will present a screening and discussion of A Place at the Table, “which exposes the realities of hunger in the United States through the stories of three families … [Read entire story]
City Council bill creates new online small-business portal
Mayor Eric Adams in January announced his intention to create a MyCity portal, a digital hub for New Yorkers to manage a variety of city services, including child care access, rental assistance, unemployment benefits and city ID card registration. … [Read entire story]
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