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Think twice: Library hosts second annual philosophy night

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Think twice: Library hosts second annual philosophy night

By Adam Lucente

Glam dunk! Nets celebrate Brooklyn’s LGBTQ community at ‘Pride Night’ game

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Glam dunk! Nets celebrate Brooklyn’s LGBTQ community at ‘Pride Night’ game

By Colin Mixson

Behind the throne: Expert overflows with toilet knowledge

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Behind the throne: Expert overflows with toilet knowledge

By Julianne Cuba

Grey garden: Brooklyn Botanic offers free admission all winter

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Grey garden: Brooklyn Botanic offers free admission all winter

By Adam Lucente

Home, sweet home: Islanders open preseason with Barclays Center win

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Island hopping: Islanders honchos moving hockey team from Brooklyn to outer boro

By Colin Mixson

Connecting through circuits: Library’s robotics program teaches technology, confidence to youngster

Connecting through circuits: Library’s robotics program teaches technology, confidence to youngster

By Colin Mixson

Building sights: Photos capture construction boom in holy city

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Building sights: Photos capture construction boom in holy city

By Alexandra Simon

Just dough it: Take a cookie workshop in Prospect Heights

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Just dough it: Take a cookie workshop in Prospect Heights

By Leah Lu

Moving statues: Show celebrates Rodin’s emotionally expressive sculptures

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Moving statues: Show celebrates Rodin’s emotionally expressive sculptures

By Julianne McShane

Talented troops: Local vets showcase self-made art at library’s pop-up gallery

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Talented troops: Local vets showcase self-made art at library’s pop-up gallery

By Colin Mixson

Kids’ stuff: Adult cartoonist now making children’s books

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Kids’ stuff: Adult cartoonist now making children’s books

By Julianne Cuba

Scare tactics: Cops stage haunted labyrinth in the basement of their P’Heights station house

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Scare tactics: Cops stage haunted labyrinth in the basement of their P’Heights station house

By Colin Mixson

A bum wrap: Animal mummy exhibit contains missing remains

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A bum wrap: Animal mummy exhibit contains missing remains

By Leah Lu

Spice world: Pepper festival celebrates 25 years of chill

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Spice world: Pepper festival celebrates 25 years of chill

By Lauren Gill

Feting urban farmers: Thousands hit harvest fair to celebrate community gardens

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Feting urban farmers: Thousands hit harvest fair to celebrate community gardens

By Leah Lu

Day drinking: A cocktail from the Galactic guide

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Day drinking: A cocktail from the Galactic guide

By Brooklyn Paper

Who wants a drink: Nerd bar owner writes ‘Cocktail Guide to the Galaxy’

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Who wants a drink: Nerd bar owner writes ‘Cocktail Guide to the Galaxy’

By Bill Roundy

Where fashion ‘sits’: Dressed up canines compete in library’s costume contest

Where fashion ‘sits’: Dressed up canines compete in library’s costume contest

By Colin Mixson

Pan-tastic! Steel drum bands ready for showdown

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Pan-tastic! Steel drum bands ready for showdown

By Alexandra Simon

Reflecting on resistance: Pre-J’ouvert event honors parade’s history of cultural activism

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Reflecting on resistance: Pre-J’ouvert event honors parade’s history of cultural activism

By Alexandra Simon

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