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Inconspicuous construction: Builder of massive 80 Flatbush project tweaks one tower’s look to better fit nabe

Mass resistance: Locals, electeds turn out in force to oppose megadevelopment in Boerum Hill

By Julianne Cuba

Inconspicuous construction: Builder of massive 80 Flatbush project tweaks one tower’s look to better fit nabe

Weigh in: City hosts first public hearing about massive 80 Flatbush development tonight

By Julianne Cuba

Resident’s ball: Park Slope arts program celebrates 25 years

Resident’s ball: Park Slope arts program celebrates 25 years

By Julianne Cuba

Mend the gap! Transit workers fix chasm plaguing Boerum Hill subway station

Mend the gap! Transit workers fix chasm plaguing Boerum Hill subway station

By Julianne Cuba

Heartfelt visit: Locals surprise Boerum Hill rehab center’s patients with Valentine’s Day party

Heartfelt visit: Locals surprise Boerum Hill rehab center’s patients with Valentine’s Day party

By Julianne Cuba

Inconspicuous construction: Builder of massive 80 Flatbush project tweaks one tower’s look to better fit nabe

Inconspicuous construction: Builder of massive 80 Flatbush project tweaks one tower’s look to better fit nabe

By Julianne Cuba

Lot of gold: City strikes deal with private builders to erect towers on public-housing parking lot

Lot of gold: City strikes deal with private builders to erect towers on public-housing parking lot

By Julianne Cuba

Piano wired: Singer plays antique electronic instrument

Piano wired: Singer plays antique electronic instrument

By Adam Lucente

Note-passing fiend swipes green from Boerum Hill bank

Note-passing fiend swipes green from Boerum Hill bank

By Julianne Cuba

Play piano: A night of toy instruments in Boerum Hill

Play piano: A night of toy instruments in Boerum Hill

By Alexandra Simon

‘Flowers’ for the dead: Opera is a tribute to its late composer

‘Flowers’ for the dead: Opera is a tribute to its late composer

By Danielle Kogan

Last call: Beloved honky-tonk bar Hank’s Saloon to close next year

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Last call: Beloved honky-tonk bar Hank’s Saloon to close next year

By Julianne Cuba

Double Deutsch! Beer hall owners open second spot

Double Deutsch! Beer hall owners open second spot

By Lauren Gill

Historic holdover: Watering hole found in B’Hill ground may date to Revolution

Historic holdover: Watering hole found in B’Hill ground may date to Revolution

By Lauren Gill

Brooklyn Public Library to sell off Boerum Hill’s Carnegie branch

Incline declined: Library honchos won’t build access ramp at historic branch despite having funds to do so, angering locals

By Lauren Gill

Death from above: Birds’ bodies littering Bklyn streets after fatal collisions with windows

Death from above: Birds’ bodies littering Bklyn streets after fatal collisions with windows

By Lauren Gill

Unprecedented! Developer seeks super tall tower for Boerum Hill block

The wrong fit: Super-tall, super-dense towers have no place in Boerum Hill, petition says

By Lauren Gill

Unprecedented! Developer seeks super tall tower for Boerum Hill block

City extends deadline for locals’ comments on divisive B’Hill towers

By Lauren Gill

Unprecedented! Developer seeks super tall tower for Boerum Hill block

Unfair trade: New schools do not justify building Boerum Hill high-rises, neighbors say

By Lauren Gill

Hard cell: Plan could put condos at jail

Packing perps! Pol open to idea of enlarging Boerum Hill jail to allow Rikers closure

By Lauren Gill

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