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Hoop — there it is! Cosmic hula-hoopers perform in Dumbo

Arts & Entertainment

Hoop — there it is! Cosmic hula-hoopers perform in Dumbo

By Lauren Gill

Pure ecstasy! Cyclists pedal and party at Bklyn bicycle rave

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Pure ecstasy! Cyclists pedal and party at Bklyn bicycle rave

By Matt John

This is a cartoon version of a two men with shirts that say "Nerd."

Blerd lines: Black nerd festival lands in Dumbo

By Lauren Gill

Ferry tale of Dumbo

Arts & Entertainment

Ferry tale of Dumbo

By Carlo Bosticco

Jaw-dropping return: Former Nathan’s champ back in Bklyn to devour frankfurters at fund-raiser

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Jaw-dropping return: Former Nathan’s champ back in Bklyn to devour frankfurters at fund-raiser

By Lauren Gill

CEO found dead in his Clocktower apartment

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CEO found dead in his Clocktower apartment

By Lauren Gill

Food on view: Cecconi’s opens on Dumbo waterfront

Food & Drink

Food on view: Cecconi’s opens on Dumbo waterfront

By Lauren Gill

Climb and punishment: Park picks operator with controversial past to run bouldering wall

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Duck and cover! Steel plummets from Manhattan Bridge near outdoor gym

By Lauren Gill

Building history: Historical Society shows off its new spot

Arts & Entertainment

Building history: Historical Society shows off its new spot

By Alexandra Simon

Light showers: Park gets lit with ‘Umbrella Project’ dance

Arts & Entertainment

Light showers: Park gets lit with ‘Umbrella Project’ dance

By Julianne Cuba

Fifth time’s a charm! City plan for Dumbo Jay Street bike lane finally okayed

Fifth time’s a charm! City plan for Dumbo Jay Street bike lane finally okayed

By Lauren Gill

Storytellers converge at Folk Arts Day

Arts & Entertainment

Storytellers converge at Folk Arts Day

By Lauren Gill

Urban images: Photographer captures 40 years of NYC

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Urban images: Photographer captures 40 years of NYC

By Julianne Cuba

Etsy-does it! Dot-com’s super green office a pleasure to visit — or work in

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Etsy-does it! Dot-com’s super green office a pleasure to visit — or work in

By Lauren Gill

Police: Guy pulled out junk at York Street station

Police: Guy pulled out junk at York Street station

By Lauren Gill

Clock it to me! Dumbo’s infamous clock tower apartment sells for record $15 million

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Clock it to me! Dumbo’s infamous clock tower apartment sells for record $15 million

By Lauren Gill

From evangelism to tech evangelism, change afoot in Dumbo

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Stop the presses! ‘Guardian’ spikes move to Kushner’s Dumbo Heights after reporters complain

By Ruth Brown

Acts of war: Musical reveals hidden history of D-Day rehearsal

Arts & Entertainment

Acts of war: Musical reveals hidden history of D-Day rehearsal

By Caroline Spivack

Pow ’er up! Colorful exhibit re-imagines old images

Arts & Entertainment

Pow ’er up! Colorful exhibit re-imagines old images

By Claire McCartney

Keeping the faith: Locals want to rethink planned plaza under Brooklyn Bridge

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Keeping the faith: Locals want to rethink planned plaza under Brooklyn Bridge

By Ruth Brown

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