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Rubber sold! Locals wheely excited about new pedestrian island made from old truck tires

Rubber sold! Locals wheely excited about new pedestrian island made from old truck tires

By Lauren Gill

MT-spray! Gross water is flowing out of 7th Ave. station walls

MT-spray! Gross water is flowing out of 7th Ave. station walls

By Colin Mixson

Locke in: All-night philosophy fest takes on Trump

Politics

Locke in: All-night philosophy fest takes on Trump

By Lauren Gill

Serving up history: Former pros compete in first-ever tennis event at Barclays

News

Serving up history: Former pros compete in first-ever tennis event at Barclays

By Laura Amato

Police shoot teen dead on Atlantic Avenue

Police shoot teen dead on Atlantic Avenue

By Colin Mixson

New LIRR terminal is a monument to fear and paranoia

More than 100 injured in train derailment at Atlantic Terminal

By Colin Mixson

What a racquet! Former pros serving up tennis event at Barclays

Sports

What a racquet! Former pros serving up tennis event at Barclays

By Laura Amato

What a racquet! Former pros serving up tennis event at Barclays

Sports

Former pros serving up brand-new tennis event at Barclays Center

By Laura Amato

Prospect Park’s NYE fireworks show is a blast!

News

Prospect Park’s NYE fireworks show is a blast!

By the Brooklyn Daily Pyrotechnic Bureau

Resolution revolution: Writer teaches how to keep your 2017 goals

Arts & Entertainment

Resolution revolution: Writer teaches how to keep your 2017 goals

By Julianne Cuba

Spies like you: Join a game of surveillance at Brooklyn Museum

Arts & Entertainment

Spies like you: Join a game of surveillance at Brooklyn Museum

By Lauren Gill

Light rock: Moshav band plays menorah lighting

Nightlife

Light rock: Moshav band plays menorah lighting

By Julianne Cuba

Mummies are daddies: Ancient Egyptian women became men, says exhibit

Arts & Entertainment

Mummies are daddies: Ancient Egyptian women became men, says exhibit

By Alexandra Simon

A latke love: Festival celebrates the potato pancake

Food & Drink

A latke love: Festival celebrates the potato pancake

By Julianne Cuba

Size matters: Rabbis battle for biggest-menorah bragging rights

News

Oy vey! Brooklyn menorah stripped of ‘world’s largest’ title

By Colin Mixson

The fixture’s in! Old-timey street lamps coming to historic Vanderbilt Ave. stretch

News

The fixture’s in! Old-timey street lamps coming to historic Vanderbilt Ave. stretch

By Lauren Gill

Dem-sell research: Politicos visit boro to kick tires ahead of convention-site pick

Politics

City Hall e-mails show behind the spin of failed Brooklyn DNC bid

By Ruth Brown

Ai Weiwei defends posing as dead Syrian toddler in Brooklyn Museum appearance

News

Ai Weiwei defends posing as dead Syrian toddler in Brooklyn Museum appearance

By Lauren Gill

Comic Con-ukkah! Crown Heights synagogue hosting Jewish cartoon fest

News

Comic Con-ukkah! Crown Heights synagogue hosting Jewish cartoon fest

By Colin Mixson

Making the moist of it! Botanic Garden opens wetlands

News

Making the moist of it! Botanic Garden opens wetlands

By Colin Mixson

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