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Party arty! Culture vultures celebrate Brooklyn Museum at annual gala

News

Party arty! Culture vultures celebrate Brooklyn Museum at annual gala

By Lauren Gill

Marketplace of ideas: Homegrown philosophy now up for grabs at Greenmarket

Arts & Entertainment

Marketplace of ideas: Homegrown philosophy now up for grabs at Greenmarket

By Lauren Gill

Teutonic tunes: Cabaret show sings from ‘Vienna to Weimar’

Nightlife

Teutonic tunes: Cabaret show sings from ‘Vienna to Weimar’

By Carlo Bosticco

Mixed martial arts: Bloodsport or big opportunity for Brooklyn?

Vox Pop

Mixed martial arts: Bloodsport or big opportunity for Brooklyn?

By Lauren Gill

Silent riding: Kids’ book recalls 1930s Coney trip with deaf dad

Arts & Entertainment

Silent riding: Kids’ book recalls 1930s Coney trip with deaf dad

By Julianne Cuba

Re-‘Filler’ up! Prospect Heights entrepreneur dreams of waste-free grocery

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Re-‘Filler’ up! Prospect Heights entrepreneur dreams of waste-free grocery

By Lauren Gill

Unwritten laws: New book illustrates rules of the Torah

Arts & Entertainment

Unwritten laws: New book illustrates rules of the Torah

By Allegra Hobbs

‘Ultimate’ fighter! Lawmaker’s bill to legalize blood sports moves ahead in Albany!

News

Home-ground and pound: UFC wants to come to Barclays, but pro MMA is still illegal here

By Lauren Gill

Tour of booty: ‘Love and Lust’ at Brooklyn Museum

Arts & Entertainment

Tour of booty: ‘Love and Lust’ at Brooklyn Museum

by Carlo Bosticco

Critical split: Art panel ditches Manhattan for better borough

Arts & Entertainment

Critical split: Art panel ditches Manhattan for better borough

By M. Randazzo

Critical split: Art panel ditches Manhattan for better borough

Arts & Entertainment

Critical split: Art panel ditches Manhattan for better borough

By Brooklyn Paper

Schoolhouse block! Still no lesson plan for Atlantic Yards school

Development

Middle ground: Atlantic Yards will have intermediate school

By Lauren Gill

Police: Guy told woman ‘I will chop you up on this train’ — then did just that

Police: Guy told woman ‘I will chop you up on this train’ — then did just that

By Lauren Gill

Golden set! Agassi, Roddick will play at Barclays’ first tennis event

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Golden set! Agassi, Roddick will play at Barclays’ first tennis event

By Lauren Gill

UPDATED: Cops free Snowden statue after rogue artists turn themselves in

Arts & Entertainment

Rogues gallery! Confiscated Snowden bust headed for Brooklyn Museum

By Colin Mixson

MTV silence about Video Music Awards has locals scared of a VM-ess

Development

Prokhorov buys Barclays and Nets — neighbors hope he plays ball

By Lauren Gill

The frozen people: Islanders celebrate Hanukkah with menorah made of ice

News

The frozen people: Islanders celebrate Hanukkah with menorah made of ice

By Lauren Gill

Schoolhouse block! Still no lesson plan for Atlantic Yards school

Kids & Education

Schoolhouse block! Still no lesson plan for Atlantic Yards school

By Lauren Gill

Brooklyn’s boxing rabbi victorious after two-year sabbatical

Sports

Brooklyn’s boxing rabbi victorious after two-year sabbatical

By Joseph Staszewski

Sign here: Exhibit pays tribute to Coney Island banners

Arts & Entertainment

Sign here: Exhibit pays tribute to Coney Island banners

By Allegra Hobbs

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