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How one restaurant's pandemic pivot could hint at a 'new style of hospitality'

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Chicken-and-waffle staple Sweet Chick pivoted from urban chic to Covid sleek, and provided needful New Yorkers with 10,000 meals.

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How Mercado Global got 120,000 masks into at-risk communities

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How one restaurant's pandemic pivot could hint at a 'new style of hospitality'

Food & Drink

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Jan 19, 2021

Chicken-and-waffle staple Sweet Chick pivoted from urban chic to Covid sleek, and provided needful New Yorkers with 10,000 meals.

MLK in NYC: 'He knew the importance of the city'

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Jan 18, 2021

On “Brooklyn Magazine: The Podcast,” a look at the ways New Yorkers—and Brooklynites—have always advocated for civil rights.

How Mercado Global got 120,000 masks into at-risk communities

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Jan 15, 2021

The Brooklyn-based nonprofit works with rural women in Guatemala to make and sell hand crafted accessories.

James Harden and the Nets: Reason to celebrate or just bad déjà vu?

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Jan 14, 2021

On the surface the deal seems like a no-brainer. But something about it feels uncomfortably familiar.

No sleep til ... Brainard?

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Jan 14, 2021

Brooklyn-based writer Ross Benes goes back to his Nebraska roots to trace the origins of our country’s deep political rift.

MLK at BAM, 35 years on

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Jan 13, 2021

“Ideas on the right side of justice don’t die,” says photojournalist Laylah Amatullah Barrayn.

Covid case study: How this eatery pivoted—and pivoted again

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Cremini’s Aperitivo & Kitchen had just opened when the pandemic hit, but through ingenuity and improvisation, they’re surviving.

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Hundreds protest Rep. Malliotakis' vote to decertify fair election results

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Famous friends and sports legends remember Tommy Lasorda

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How one restaurant's pandemic pivot could hint at a 'new style of hospitality'

Food & Drink

|

Jan 19, 2021

Chicken-and-waffle staple Sweet Chick pivoted from urban chic to Covid sleek, and provided needful New Yorkers with 10,000 meals.

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MLK in NYC: 'He knew the importance of the city'

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Jan 18, 2021

On “Brooklyn Magazine: The Podcast,” a look at the ways New Yorkers—and Brooklynites—have always advocated for civil rights.

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How to Bring More Joy to Your Food Ordering Routine

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How Mercado Global got 120,000 masks into at-risk communities

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Jan 15, 2021

The Brooklyn-based nonprofit works with rural women in Guatemala to make and sell hand crafted accessories.

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James Harden and the Nets: Reason to celebrate or just bad déjà vu?

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Jan 14, 2021

On the surface the deal seems like a no-brainer. But something about it feels uncomfortably familiar.

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No sleep til ... Brainard?

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Jan 14, 2021

Brooklyn-based writer Ross Benes goes back to his Nebraska roots to trace the origins of our country’s deep political rift.

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MLK at BAM, 35 years on

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Jan 13, 2021

“Ideas on the right side of justice don’t die,” says photojournalist Laylah Amatullah Barrayn.

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Covid case study: How this eatery pivoted—and pivoted again

Food & Drink

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Jan 13, 2021

Cremini’s Aperitivo & Kitchen had just opened when the pandemic hit, but through ingenuity and improvisation, they’re surviving.

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Ribbon Stage: Rock with ‘A nod to the old heads’

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Jan 12, 2021

Indie Brooklyn trio Ribbon Stage had some buzz and a new EP in 2020, and then the world ended.

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Son of Brooklyn Supreme Court Judge arrested for role in Capitol riot

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Jan 12, 2021

Brooklynite Aaron Mostofsky was pictured at Wednesday’s attack on the U.S. Capitol wearing fur pelts and brandishing stolen police gear.

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Hundreds protest Rep. Malliotakis' vote to decertify fair election results

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Jan 11, 2021

Activists and elected officials chanted “Shame on you Nicole” and demanded her resignation in front of her Bay Ridge office this weekend.

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Top Brooklyn doc on covid surge: 'I'm worried about late January'

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Jan 11, 2021

NYU Langone’s Bret Rudy does see light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. The only question is how long that tunnel is.

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Remembering Lauterbach's, a dive from Park Slope's grimy past

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Jan 11, 2021

If you were a Lauterbach’s regular, this filmmaker would like a word with you.

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Nine things you may not know about Chuck Schumer

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Jan 7, 2021

Sen. Schumer has declared himself the next majority leader. So. What else do you know about him?

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Famous friends and sports legends remember Tommy Lasorda

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Jan 8, 2021

Where have you gone Tommy Lasorda? A nation turns its lonely eyes to you.

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Scenes from Thursday's anti-Trump rally in Brooklyn

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Jan 8, 2021

Protesters marched peacefully but angrily from Barclays Center to the home of Sen. Chuck Schumer demanding the removal of President Trump.

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Everything you always wanted to know about sex work (but were afraid to ask)

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Jan 7, 2021

A Brooklyn-based sex educator’s online “survival guide” seminar gives advice, pro-tips and career hacks to new and aspiring sex workers.

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The four Brooklyn restaurants 'America can't afford to lose'

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Jan 6, 2021

Esquire’s list of 100 essential eateries includes 12 New York establishments, including these four Brooklyn staples.

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Brooklyn Army Terminal among first 'mass vax' sites opening Sunday

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Jan 6, 2021

The mayor says there will ultimately be a total of 160 vaccine sites across the city by the end of this week and 250 by the end of the month.

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Brooklyn theater went dark in 2020, but it didn't die

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Jan 5, 2021

How three St. Ann’s Warehouse, the Brick and Brooklyn Children’s Theater navigated a year that was pure absurdist tragedy.

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What defunding the police might actually look like

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Jan 6, 2021

A five-day pilot program in Brownsville de-emphasized police patrolling in favor of community services.

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These are the most expensive neighborhoods in Brooklyn

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Jan 5, 2021

What pandemic? Borough-wide, the median real estate sales price was up more than $100,000 in 2020. Cobble Hill topped the list, again.

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On the high seas with 15,000 bottles of wine

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Jan 4, 2021

Visiting the Grain de Sail schooner, fresh off a wind-powered trip from Brittany to Brooklyn.

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