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Politics

Who won City Council races in Brooklyn?

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Bowl, rap and rock out at the new Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia

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Sports

Brooklyn Nets unveil new ‘City Edition’ jerseys

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Politics

LIVE UPDATES: Brooklyn residents head to the polls to vote in general election

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Schneps Podcasts

Podcast: Express Lane, Explaining 15-minute Grocery Delivery with Tyler Trerotola, US Co-Founder of JOKR

By Schneps Media

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Business

Brooklyn engineer awarded for contributions to work, community

By Jada Camille

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Theater

Irondale theater launches immersive rendition of Alice in Wonderland

By Janet Santos

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Film

Fang-tastic return of Brooklyn Horror Film Festival comes to a close

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Schneps Podcasts

Power Men Podcast: Steven Dubb, Principal of The Beechwood Organization and Board Member of Long Island Builders Institute and Long Island Children’s Museum

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Politics

Adams picks greens, talks healthy living at new Brownsville urban farm

By Morgan C. Mullings

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News

The Real Word Ministries and its mission to help Brooklyn

By Leocciano Callao

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Politics

‘How long will my gas be out?’: Brooklyn pol presses NYCHA on winter preparedness

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Nets hold court at Brooklyn Bridge Park for public practice

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Arts & Entertainment

Creep it real! Six spooky Halloween events for Brooklynites to enjoy

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Sports

Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving won’t play due to unvaccinated status

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Brooklyn Navy Yard installs new green roofs to combat flooding

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PoliticsNY with Skye: Behind the Curtain with Tom DiNapoli, NYS Comptroller

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New Spanish Memorial Plaque unveiled at Fort Greene Park

By Jada Camille

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Op-ed: Permanent outdoor dining program needs positive input to be the Marshall Plan of hospitality

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Film

Brooklyn Horror Film Festival returns to Williamsburg on Oct. 14

By Leocciano Callao

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