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‘An advocate for music education’: Singer-songwriter Tracy Bonham works to teach, save music at Brooklyn preschool

By Megan McGibney

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By Melissa Fishman

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Hope springs eternal: Greenpoint bar The Springs unveils new mural with message of joy and inclusivity

By Melissa Fishman

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Williamsburg locals plan rally to support Puerto Rican social hub Toñita’s

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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PHOTOS: A look inside the revamped Gowanus Batcave as it opens as Powerhouse Arts

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Brooklyn judges celebrate Law Day, honor themes of civics, collaboration and civility

By Caroline Ourso

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Linden Street block becomes Bushwick’s first landmarked historic district

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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A-Lister Podcast: Dr. Ramon Tallaj, Founder and Chairman of Somos Community Care

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Op-Ed: At CUNY, internships and academics are vitally connected

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Cops searching for creep in Greenwood Heights sexual assault case

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Op-Ed | Crystal’s Corner: Land Use by the People, for the People

By Council Member Crystal Hudson

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‘A Night of Wonder’: Mark G. Meadows to pay homage to Stevie Wonder at On Stage at Kingsborough’s season finale

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Maimonides Cancer Center brings world-class care to Brooklyn

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Arts & Entertainment

Artist turns trash into treasure at BWAC’s spring exhibition ‘Recycle 2023’

By Joanna Insco

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City investigating safety of residential buildings in East New York after two-alarm fire

By Lloyd Mitchell

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Birria in Brooklyn: Bushwick’s Nenes Taqueria expands

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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