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Mush it to the limit! Scouts compete in Coney Island sled race

Mush it to the limit! Scouts compete in Coney Island sled race

By Colin Mixson

Critical split: Art panel ditches Manhattan for better borough

Prospect Heights

Critical split: Art panel ditches Manhattan for better borough

By M. Randazzo

Unholy harmony: Secular gospel band spreads the love

Gowanus

Unholy harmony: Secular gospel band spreads the love

By Allegra Hobbs

Critical split: Art panel ditches Manhattan for better borough

Prospect Heights

Critical split: Art panel ditches Manhattan for better borough

By Brooklyn Paper

Finally! New Bushwick store sells both lingerie and sneakers

Bushwick

Finally! New Bushwick store sells both lingerie and sneakers

By Allegra Hobbs

The mane event: Huge ‘My Little Pony’ celebration coming to Park Slope

Park Slope

The mane event: Huge ‘My Little Pony’ celebration coming to Park Slope

By Giaco Furino

Teetoddlers: Board fights Manhattan Beach beer license fearing underage drinking

Manhattan Beach

Teetoddlers: Board fights Manhattan Beach beer license fearing underage drinking

By Julianne Cuba

What to read this week

Arts & Entertainment

What to read this week

By Brooklyn Paper

Bartoonist finds the whiskey flowing in Bushwick

Bushwick

Bartoonist finds the whiskey flowing in Bushwick

By Bill Roundy

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

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 will have a Super weekend!

By Dennis Lynch

Pouring through history: Uncovering Brooklyn’s cocktail past

Brooklyn Heights

Pouring through history: Uncovering Brooklyn’s cocktail past

By Bill Roundy

Puppy love: Equal time for women with dogs

Arts & Entertainment

Puppy love: Equal time for women with dogs

By Lauren Gill

Of meows and men: Photo book focuses on cats and their manly owners

DUMBO

Of meows and men: Photo book focuses on cats and their manly owners

by Lauren Gill

Working blue: Police perform in improv show

Working blue: Police perform in improv show

By Dennis Lynch

Fat chances: More spots to celebrate Mardi Gras

Fat chances: More spots to celebrate Mardi Gras

By Dennis Lynch

Goes down Easy: Mardi Gras party has big eats and big beats

Goes down Easy: Mardi Gras party has big eats and big beats

By Dennis Lynch

Wired art: Exhibit shows artists as cyborgs

DUMBO

Wired art: Exhibit shows artists as cyborgs

By Phil Smrek

Java developer! Coffee joint in D’town apartment building named for real-estate giant

Downtown

Java developer! Coffee joint in D’town apartment building named for real-estate giant

By Lauren Gill

Last rites: Wicked Monk celebrates lost brother Russell Titland

Bay Ridge

Last rites: Wicked Monk celebrates lost brother Russell Titland

By Dennis Lynch

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