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Despite Unpopular Opinion, Saying 'Yes' to More Housing is a Civic Duty, Says BP Reynoso

Despite Unpopular Opinion, Saying 'Yes' to More Housing is a Civic Duty, Says BP Reynoso

BP Reynoso and Manhattan Councilmember Erik Bottcher say their 'Housing League' will rally residents and elected officials to approve more housing development.
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Women-Led Photography Exhibit Comes to Brooklyn Bridge Park

Women-Led Photography Exhibit Comes to Brooklyn Bridge Park

We, Women: The Power of We will be on view from July 13 through September 12
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Borough President's List of Ten Brooklyn-Defining Book Titles

Borough President's List of Ten Brooklyn-Defining Book Titles

The reading list offers a literary snapshot of Brooklyn’s history, communities and changing identity after this year’s Brooklyn Book Festival.
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I Like Chocolate Cakes, But No Chocolate Pudding!

I Like Chocolate Cakes, But No Chocolate Pudding!

A mashup discussion on chocolate preferences, bullet holes and a boozy sandwich shop known as Summerhill Hi, folks! In this issue, Yako is away on vacation enjoying some lovely family time, so I'll be writing for both of us.
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'Come Eat With Us' at Greedi Vegan in Crown Heights

Central Brooklyn's newest local plant-based restaurant brings a different twist to veganism.
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Fort Greene Walking Tour Steeps Residents in the Area's Storied Past

Teeming with architectural holdovers from the post-Civil War era, Fort Greene has remained a largely low-rise, tranquil neighborhood with an unwavering self-awareness of its own history. Take St.
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The Fight to Protect Black Homeownership in Brooklyn

The Fight to Protect Black Homeownership in Brooklyn

At the Weeksville Heritage Center, a discussion on the history of Black homeownership and displacement offers insight into today's housing landscape.
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East New York's First Massive Redevelopment Project Revealed

Is this redevelopment the first step to the area's transformation into a denser and revitalized neighborhood? image credit: newyorkyimby.
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And Still, I Rise! Brand-New NYCHA Building Going up in Brownsville

And Still, I Rise! Brand-New NYCHA Building Going up in Brownsville

Van Dyke Houses to expand for the first time since the 1950s
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43 AD Race: Patterson, Richardson Cross Campaign Trail Paths

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