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DUMBO

Dumbo finally gets a library, Brooklyn’s first new branch in 40 years

By Ben Brachfeld

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Books

Check it out! Brooklyn Public Library to stop charging for late returns

By Ben Verde

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Downtown

Photos: Brooklyn Book Festival makes sunny return to in-person

By Susan De Vries

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Books

Brooklyn Book Festival returns with hybrid event starting September 26

By Craig Hubert

Flatbush

Cortelyou Library in Flatbush reopens after six-month makeover

By Jada Camille

Comic book mainstay St. Mark’s Comics reopens in Industry City

By Ben Verde

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Diverse creators to be celebrated at Crown Heights comic book fair promoting new guide

By Reyna Iwamoto

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Books

East Flatbush’s Rugby Library reopens after renovation

By Ben Brachfeld

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‘Kweendom’ comics bring LGBTQ stories from stage to page in new book

By Reyna Iwamoto

Crown Hts Library

Books

Libraries reopen for browsing, move some operations outdoors

By Ben Brachfeld

Brooklyn Public Library

Books

Brooklyn Public Library unveils remodeled Central branch

By Kevin Duggan

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The stacks are back: Brooklyn Public Library to reopen 13 branches for browsing, computer use next month

By Kevin Duggan

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Brower Park Library to offer grab-and-go service out of Brooklyn Children’s Museum ahead of fall reopening

By Ben Verde

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Greenpoint

Action-packed! New comic book store opens in Greenpoint

By Kevin Duggan

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Books

Brooklyn Public Library seeking designs for new library card celebrating Black culture

By Susan De Vries

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Politics

Brooklyn Public Library reading list attempts to add context to Capitol riot

By Ben Verde

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Bay Ridge

Section of Leif Erickson Park dedicated to late Bay Ridge author Gilbert Sorrentino

By Jessica Parks

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Gravesend

Gravesend Library receives $250,000 for upgrades

By Rose Adams

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Powerhouse bookstore opens new outpost in Industry City

By Rose Adams

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Play on: Brooklyn Public Library launches board game loan program

By Rose Adams

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Venezuela's Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino Lopez addresses the media following Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's call for a nationwide recruitment drive, amid rising tensions with the United States over the deployment of US warships in the Southern Caribbean and nearby waters, August 29, 2025, in Caracas, Venezuela.

Venezuela warns Guyana and Trinidad against hosting American troops

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New York Family

Free Kid and Family Activities in NYC: 10 Free Things to Do This Week

Francisco Lindor Mets home run Padres: Man in white baseball uniform watches ball as it leaves stadium

Mets hit 4 homers, plow Padres 8-3 for 2nd straight win