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Development

Turning a corner: NYU Tandon School of Engineering acquires 3 MetroTech

By Isabel Song Beer

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Business

‘As local as possible’: Ceramics shop A.mano Brooklyn celebrates one-year anniversary

By Caroline Ourso

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News

BQE to close for three weekends next year for ’emergency repairs’

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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84th Precinct: Stabbing on Schermerhorn Street

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Business

Primark set to open at City Point in Downtown Brooklyn in December

By Cate Corcoran

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84th Precinct: Bottle-swinging baddies

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Trick or treat yo’ self to Brooklyn’s most beloved Halloween events

By Jada Camille

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Street relief: Downtown Brooklynites ask DOT to flip traffic on Bond Street after Schermerhorn redesign

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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84th Precinct: Aggravated driver shoots stranger

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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84th Precinct: Passing pilferer swipes purse from bike basket

Dancers perform in the rain during the Atlantic Antic festival on Sunday, Oct. 2, 2022.

Arts & Entertainment

‘Dampened by the rain’: Atlantic Antic draws few crowds due to weather

By Jada Camille

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News

Downtown Brooklyn art installation, ‘Witnessing,’ uses old tech to honor modern-day victims of police brutality

By Jada Camille

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Arts & Entertainment

47th annual Atlantic Antic bringing belly dancers, rock bands, jazz groups and more this weekend

By Jada Camille

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Kids & Education

St. Francis College celebrates the grand opening of new campus with local leaders

By Jada Camille

Food & Drink

DeKalb Market Hall welcomes two new eateries

By Ben Brachfeld

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Books

Next chapter: Beloved Brooklyn Book Festival to make big return this September

By Drew Richardson

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Development

Workers Spotted at Crumbling 227 Abolitionist Place in Downtown Brooklyn

By Susan De Vries

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Visual art

New Columbus Park sculpture “Mind Forged Manacles/‌Manacle Forged Minds,” examines fences, incarceration

By Jessica Parks

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Attorney General to investigate police shooting of Malik Williams during foot chase

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Worm breaks into art gallery

More from Around New York

The trajectory of mpox cases in New York City so far this year.

NYC mpox cases increase again in September, surpassing 2025 monthly high

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SUNY Downstate and community walk for Breast Cancer Awareness

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New York Family

43 Halloween Events and Activities for Families Around NYC

Attorney Michael Hiller and West Park Center's Debby Hirshman show a picture of a full house in the church.

Hundreds oppose Upper West Side church demolition at community meeting