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Spice world: Pepper festival celebrates 25 years of chill

Prospect Heights

Spice world: Pepper festival celebrates 25 years of chill

By Lauren Gill

Goats return to clean Prospect Park!

Park Slope

Free to roam: P’Park weed-eating goats leave meadow, face uncertain future

By Colin Mixson

Antics on Atlantic: Fun and food abound at borough’s oldest street fair

Antics on Atlantic: Fun and food abound at borough’s oldest street fair

By Lauren Gill

Running to remember: Thousands travel route of late 9-11 firefighter at annual 5k fund-raiser

Red Hook

Running to remember: Thousands travel route of late 9-11 firefighter at annual 5k fund-raiser

By Leah Lu

Neighborhood divided: Locals at odds over proposed homeowners association

Mayor promises to raise courts by spring

By Julianne Cuba

Coney Island street signs honoring nabe legends disappear

Coney Island street signs honoring nabe legends disappear

By Julianne McShane

Your guide to Oktoberfest in Brooklyn

Your guide to Oktoberfest in Brooklyn

by the Brooklyn Brew Bureau

Downsizing in Dumbo: Local petitions city to cut one lane from busy two-way street

DUMBO

Downsizing in Dumbo: Local petitions city to cut one lane from busy two-way street

By Lauren Gill

Coney cares: Area businesses unite to raise funds for Hurricane Harvey victims

News

A selfless success: ‘Coney Cares’ initiative raises more than $27K for Harvey victims

By Julianne McShane

Building a new Fort: Community board approves Ft. Greene Park makeover after months of debate

Protecting the Fort: Landmarks commission says Ft. Greene Park plans alter creator’s vision, stalling makeover

By Lauren Gill

Canarsie school to get new soccer ‘field’

Canarsie

Canarsie school to get new soccer ‘field’

By Julianne Cuba

Double play: Prospect Park honchos unveil pair of renovated ball fields

Park Slope

Double play: Prospect Park honchos unveil pair of renovated ball fields

By Colin Mixson

Cool as Iceland: Festival celebrates the chill Nordic nation

Cool as Iceland: Festival celebrates the chill Nordic nation

By Julianne Cuba

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

News

Sound Off To The Editor

By Brooklyn Paper

Kickass: The updated guide to being a single mom

Opinion

Kickass: The updated guide to being a single mom

By Lenore Skenazy

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

Sidewalk closed on Marine Parkway–Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge

Sidewalk closed on Marine Parkway–Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge

By Julianne Cuba

Swans are safe from the state — for now

Sheepshead Bay’s swans are safe!

By Julianne Cuba

Stop in the name of the kids

Stop in the name of the kids

By Julianne Cuba

This is a cartoon os a man looking like he is going to a party.

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge gets girl power!

By Julianne McShane

More from Around New York

Puerto Rico Gov. Jenniffer González-Colón looks at the camera during a portrait with the American Flag in the background.

Puerto Rico restricts gender-affirming care for people under 21

AFUWI Board Chairman and Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Brookdale University Medical Center in Brooklyn, Dr. Cyrus McCalla, right, with some tourney winners.

AFUWI hosts successful Gaming for Good Charity Golf Tournament in Brooklyn

Things to Do This Weekend in NYC with Kids

New York Family

Things to Do This Weekend with the Kids in NYC

Mayor Eric Adams stands with law enforcement and sanitation union leaders during a rally on the steps of City Hall, Thursday.

NYC Mayor’s Race | Law enforcement unions back Eric Adams for re-election, unfazed by corruption allegations