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Feeding the furloughed: Do-gooders dole out free meals at Barclays to Feds out of work due to shutdown

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Feeding the furloughed: Do-gooders dole out free meals at Barclays to Feds out of work due to shutdown

By Colin Mixson

Untitled ‘Eagle’ project: Library seeks new name for beloved bird statue

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One for the books: Library renames historic eagle statue after former beep

By Colin Mixson

MTA commences two-year-plus project to install elevators at Brooklyn Museum station

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MTA commences two-year-plus project to install elevators at Brooklyn Museum station

By Colin Mixson

Pot luck! Boro’s first medical-marijuana dispensary opens for eligible patients

Leaves of Grass

Pot luck! Boro’s first medical-marijuana dispensary opens for eligible patients

By Colin Mixson

Top of her class: Kings County culinary instructor dominating Bravo’s ‘Top Chef’

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Top of her class: Kings County culinary instructor dominating Bravo’s ‘Top Chef’

By Colin Mixson

Christmas caper: DA investigating organizers of Winterfest market at Bklyn Museum after vendor filed complaint

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Christmas caper: DA investigating organizers of Winterfest market at Bklyn Museum after vendor filed complaint

By Colin Mixson

Herb is the word: Five-course eatery opens near Bklyn Museum

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Herb is the word: Five-course eatery opens near Bklyn Museum

By Julianne Cuba

giant menorah lighting

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Boro’s big Hanukkah kick off: Giant menorah draws thousands to Grand Army Plaza on holiday’s first night

By Colin Mixson

Man headed behind bars for shooting bystander outside Barclays Center last year

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Man headed behind bars for shooting bystander outside Barclays Center last year

By Colin Mixson

Man cuffed for anti-Semitic graffiti and fires was a former city intern with reported mental-health issues

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Former city intern faces 25 years in prison for alleged anti-Semitic crime spree

By Colin Mixson

Untitled ‘Eagle’ project: Library seeks new name for beloved bird statue

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Untitled ‘Eagle’ project: Library seeks new name for beloved bird statue

By Colin Mixson

Folk ‘Festival’: Klezmer band plays Woody Guthrie tunes at Hanukkah party

Nightlife

Folk ‘Festival’: Klezmer band plays Woody Guthrie tunes at Hanukkah party

By Julianne McShane

A latke love: Festival celebrates the potato pancake

Food & Drink

Festival of bites! Latke party returns during Hanukkah

By Julianne Cuba

The read carpet: Library hosts a fashion show for the people

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The read carpet: Library hosts a fashion show for the people

By Brianna Kudisch

B.I.G. makeover: Brooklyn Nets debuting Biggie-inspired jerseys

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B.I.G. makeover: Brooklyn Nets debuting Biggie-inspired jerseys

By Julianne Cuba

Man cuffed for anti-Semitic graffiti and fires was a former city intern with reported mental-health issues

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Man cuffed for anti-Semitic graffiti and fires was a former city intern with reported mental-health issues

By Colin Mixson

Market sweet! Holiday shops and treats coming to Brooklyn Museum

Arts & Entertainment

Market sweet! Holiday shops and treats coming to Brooklyn Museum

By Colin Mixson

Travel sights: Art exhibit shows refugee experiences in Syria

Arts & Entertainment

Travel sights: Art exhibit shows refugee experiences in Syria

By Julianne McShane

Word on the street! Giant greeting now outside BK Museum

Arts & Entertainment

Word on the street! Giant greeting now outside BK Museum

By Bill Roundy

Canvas complete: Artist wraps months-long mural project at P’Heights school

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Canvas complete: Artist wraps months-long mural project at P’Heights school

By Brianna Kudisch

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