Pilot Program Educates Brooklyn Students About Antisemitism
In an effort to reduce the level of antisemitism that has been the cause of an uptick in violent incidents
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Abandoned Subway Tunnel Retrofitted as 18th Century French Underground Bar in Brooklyn
Twice abandoned, the oldest subway tunnel in the world has been re-incarnated as a chic and moody bar known as
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Strange Graffiti Tag Scrawled on Grand Army Plaza Arch in Brooklyn
A man was charged with stealing a crane and defacing the stone arch in Grand Army Plaza on Sunday, December
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Brooklyn and Queens Librarians Share Best Librarian Honors
Two New York librarians, Christian Zabriskie and Lauren Comito, were recognized by the Library Journal for their work creating Urban
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Jens Faurschou Opens Private Museum in Greenpoint
Danish art collector Jens Faurschou added another museum to his international stable of permanent art spaces in Beijing and Copenhagen.
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Relics Found at Bottom of Gowanus Canal Find New Temporary Home
When you are cleaning up, you are bound to find some unexpected treasures. Money under the sofa pillow; the other
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Paperboy Prince Running for 7th Congressional District
Rapping is not Paperboy Prince’s only forte, although he is plenty good at it, with several viral “Yang Gang” videos
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New Sign Welcomes Everyone to Brooklyn
Brooklyn has a new sign welcoming visitors and guests alike Displaying the word “Welcome” in 15-foot-high bright red letters, the
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Unity Sculpture Points to Hope in Brooklyn
Not far from the Brooklyn Bridge a new sculpture has taken up residence. Titled “Unity” by the artist Hank Willis
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Last of the Delis Still Going Strong in Brooklyn
There was a time in New York City when there were over 1,500 kosher delis serving their pastrami-loving customers. Those
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