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Going indie: New comic shows the borough seceding

Red Hook

Going indie: New comic shows the borough seceding

By Giaco Furino

Getting a piece of the pie: Bensonhurst restaurant opens pizza shop in Williamsburg

Getting a piece of the pie: Bensonhurst restaurant opens pizza shop in Williamsburg

By Dennis Lynch

Steeling hearts: Speed metal speed dating at St. Vitus

Greenpoint

Steeling hearts: Speed metal speed dating at St. Vitus

By Carlo Bosticco

No time to waste! Artist will recreate 11-hour Texas filibuster with no pee breaks

No time to waste! Artist will recreate 11-hour Texas filibuster with no pee breaks

By Lauren Gill

Art of the cell: Exhibit captures phone chats

Art of the cell: Exhibit captures phone chats

By Sarah Iannone

Sharp tongued: Kathy Griffin plans to cut loose on Brooklyn

Midwood

Sharp tongued: Kathy Griffin plans to cut loose on Brooklyn

By Dennis Lynch

What to read this week

Arts & Entertainment

What to read this week

By Brooklyn Paper

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

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Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

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

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge Nights is staying home

By Dennis Lynch

Edgar Allan foes: Dark musical doubles down on writer’s childhood

Edgar Allan foes: Dark musical doubles down on writer’s childhood

By Bill Roundy

Earth father: Rev. Billy sings green gospel

Bushwick

Earth father: Rev. Billy sings green gospel

By Allegra Hobbs

Gettin’ hammered: Peggy O’Neill’s will be renovated into a beer garden

Gettin’ hammered: Peggy O’Neill’s will be renovated into a beer garden

By Dennis Lynch

First ride! Coney’s amusements are open for business

Arts & Entertainment

First ride! Coney’s amusements are open for business

By Dennis Lynch

Owl’s Head a nest of Easter egg fun!

Bay Ridge

Owl’s Head a nest of Easter egg fun!

By Brooklyn Paper

Pop goes the journal: ‘Pop-up Magazine’ takes the stage

Pop goes the journal: ‘Pop-up Magazine’ takes the stage

By Dennis Lynch

Sound check! Tickets on sale for Coney summer concerts ahead of lineup announcement

Sound check! Tickets on sale for Coney summer concerts ahead of lineup announcement

By Max Jaeger

Over-the-topper: Seniors show off elaborate Easter bonnets

Arts & Entertainment

Over-the-topper: Seniors show off elaborate Easter bonnets

By Julianne Cuba

On point! Mill Basin boy wins national fencing championship

Mill Basin

On point! Mill Basin boy wins national fencing championship

By Julianne Cuba

Dropping Outs: Online sitcom launches new season in Gowanus

Gowanus

Dropping Outs: Online sitcom launches new season in Gowanus

By Julianne Cuba

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

Bay Ridge

On Easter weekend, the Ridge keeps hopping!

By Dennis Lynch

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