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A visit with Brooklyn Visitation Monastery’s mother superior, who reflects on life during Covid (spoiler: it’s not that different).

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A roundup of (some of) our favorite locally sourced tweets, 1990s alt-ska boy band 311 notwithstanding.

Cautious Clay drops video for 'Karma and Friends,' and discusses his debut

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‘I didn’t start singing until my early 20s, but been playing instruments since I was 7,’ says Clay, whose ‘Deadpan Love’ is out June 25.

Here's proof that ‘We Don’t Deserve Dogs’

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Park Slope filmmakers Matthew Salleh and Rose Tucker discuss their documentary about man’s too-good-for-us friend.

A bookstore on a mission to preserve Latinx and Black Bushwick

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How Mil Mundos—a bilingual cafe, bookstore and bulwark against gentrification—fights for cultural preservation, even during Covid.

Looklyn: Molten street style

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Meet lava girl: ‘Everything is hot hot hot.’

Why this Brooklyn tech investor is excited about post-pandemic New York

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On the podcast, Brooklyn Bridge Ventures founder Charlie O’Donnell discusses how the pandemic is shaping the future of NYC biz.

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The National's photographer discusses 20 years of shooting the band

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A visit with Brooklyn Visitation Monastery’s mother superior, who reflects on life during Covid (spoiler: it’s not that different).

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Cautious Clay drops video for 'Karma and Friends,' and discusses his debut

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‘I didn’t start singing until my early 20s, but been playing instruments since I was 7,’ says Clay, whose ‘Deadpan Love’ is out June 25.

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Here's proof that ‘We Don’t Deserve Dogs’

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A bookstore on a mission to preserve Latinx and Black Bushwick

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How Mil Mundos—a bilingual cafe, bookstore and bulwark against gentrification—fights for cultural preservation, even during Covid.

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Looklyn: Molten street style

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Meet lava girl: ‘Everything is hot hot hot.’

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Why this Brooklyn tech investor is excited about post-pandemic New York

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On the podcast, Brooklyn Bridge Ventures founder Charlie O’Donnell discusses how the pandemic is shaping the future of NYC biz.

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The National's photographer discusses 20 years of shooting the band

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Graham MacIndoe’s new book, ‘Light Years,’ documents the transformation of the Brooklyn band into global stars over two decades.

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Prospect Park's Concert Grove Pavilion receives surprisingly colorful restoration

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The 1874 pavilion, which had been closed to the public since 2014, reopened on Wednesday after a $2 million makeover.

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The 2020 minor league season was canceled due to Covid, but the championship ‘Baby Bums’ return to the diamond on May 4.

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Despite rumors of imminent closure, Totonno's pizzeria to remain open

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The legendary columnist who’s chronicled New York nightlife since the 1970s predicts the coming summer will be the most exciting yet.

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Diamond Reef Bar forced to close after landlord sells building

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The beloved Bed-Stuy tiki-themed bar was given 30 days to shutter as the building is sold to a developer.

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Governors Island announces expanded ferry service from Brooklyn

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The 2021 season will kick off May 1, with weekend ferry service from both Red Hook and Brooklyn Bridge Park terminals for the first time.

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‘The sun will shine again’: Brooklyn doc (and Covid survivor) reflects on the past year

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Why this New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital senior internist endured the worst of Covid—and is still full of hope.

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After more than a year, Dough returns to Brooklyn

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Beloved doughnut shop shut down its Bed-Stuy location when co-founder Fany Gerson split and opened Fan-Fan there.

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Meet Mariah: ‘My friends call me Storm. Why? Because when I walk into a room, I make a statement.’

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He plays piano—but only because Shaq once gave him good advice; he built a house just for his shoes, and has a soccer pro cousin.

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