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A ‘round’ of applause for city’s Park Circle plan

City still trying to get Park Circle right

By Helen Klein

Here’s how we’d spend $1M

News

Finally, a ‘Stable’ situation in Kensington

By Stephen Brown

Horses: ‘Neigh’ to development

News

It’s an un-‘Stable’ situation in Kensington

By Stephen Brown

Soak and roll: Band has party at the banya

Nightlife

Soak and roll: Band has party at the banya

By Ben Muessig

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Politics

DiBrienza to city: investigate me

By Mike McLaughlin

Explore the subcontinent — without leaving Brooklyn

Arts & Entertainment

Explore the subcontinent — without leaving Brooklyn

By Heather Holland and Mike McLaughlin

Shirley Juris is 100! A very special Brooklyn Paper interview

Opinion

Shirley Juris is 100! A very special Brooklyn Paper interview

Interview by Aisha Gawad

Stableton?!

Development

Stableton?!

By Mike McLaughlin

HORSE-WHIPPED!

News

City seeks ‘stable-izing’ effect in Kensington

By Sarah Portlock

A mail-strom in Kensington

News

A mail-strom in Kensington

By Ben Muessig

They hurt horses, don’t they?

News

They hurt horses, don’t they?

By Marie Cunningham

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

News

What’s in a name? Marty says a lot

By Mike McLaughlin

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

News

What’s in a name? Marty says a lot

By Mike McLaughlin

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

News

PS 230 would erase volunteer to honor unsung Civil War ‘hero’

By Mike McLaughlin

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