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BK Mag 311: A cheat-sheet to the Gowanus rezoning kerfuffle

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BK Mag 311: A cheat-sheet to the Gowanus rezoning kerfuffle

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A brief explainer as Gowanus residents prepare to go to court over a proposed massive rezoning.

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BK Mag 311: A cheat-sheet to the Gowanus rezoning kerfuffle

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A brief explainer as Gowanus residents prepare to go to court over a proposed massive rezoning.

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Homegrown docu-fiction hybrids and boundary-pushing Black movies hit the popular indie film festival.

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Bushwick club Elsewhere opens back up for live music … on Twitch

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Princess Nokia headlines the debut of ‘Elsewhere’s Sound Space,’ a new monthly ‘deeper’ interactive virtual event, Jan 28.

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Other Half Brewing’s new Arts Hero IPA is raising funds for arts and culture workers affected by the pandemic.

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Ophira Eisenberg doesn't talk like your average public radio host

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The host of NPR’s “Ask Me Another” on processing trauma, where honesty meets humor and pain, and sleeping with a Garfield obsessive.

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Confessions of a man without a pot to piss in

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Good luck finding a public place to pee in the middle of a pandemic.

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10 things you may not know about Larry King

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A Brownsville hospital is offering vaccines without appointments

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Brookdale sidestepped the appointment system used by the city’s other hospitals, and now non-residents are taking advantage.

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Watch Bed-Stuy’s BLM mural come to life in a new short film

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

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

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

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