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Independent mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo is betting that Brooklyn voters will view his decades in government as a strength as the race heads into its final stretch.

Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa renewed his commitment to public safety and quality-of-life issues as the mayoral campaign beings its final weeks.

Net proceeds from ticket sales for “A Very Brooklyn Fashion Show” will support the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, an arts group and gallery, as it recovers from a fire that tore through its Red Hook space in September.

Brooklyn residents and elected officials gathered in Bensonhurst to voice their support for the Gifted & Talented (G&T) programs in NYC public schools.

With a new development team on board, Brooklyn residents will have three opportunities to tell the state what they want for the next phase of the project once known as Atlantic Yards.

BK Reader is kicking off a new monthly series where Brooklynites unpack the serious — and not so serious — issues shaping the borough, starting with City Council Member Chi Ossé.

Denny’s, a beloved Kensington dive bar, is marking its 50th anniversary, with three days of music, free bites and throwback drink prices, from Oct. 10 - 12.

Sweet Fire Cafe & Studio, a cafe and event space in Williamsburg, is providing content creators and business owners the space to hold their events, all with a coffee in hand.

Lenny J, a former musician and party promoter, kicked off a new monthly listening party that honors historic Black R&B albums played by a live band.

Gladys Books & Wine in Bed-Stuy is a bookstore, cafe and wine bar operated by a Black woman who's giving thanks to her grandmother.