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Tag Archives: Brooklyn
A Butterfly Grows in Brooklyn
As I was walking home last night, I came upon a rare sight: a caterpillar climbing to the sky. Continue reading
This weekend: vote in Participatory Budgeting
Five of the ten Council Districts using the Participatory Budgeting model are in Brooklyn. Continue reading
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Tagged Brad Lander, Brooklyn, Carlos Menchaca, David Greenfield, Jumaane D. Williams, Participatory Budgeting, PBNYC, Stephen Levin
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A popular Ethiopian pop-up restaurant settles in Bushwick
A look at the personalities behind Bushwick’s popular Ethiopian pop-up restaurant, Bunna Cafe, which settles into a permanent home on Saturday. Continue reading
Some more photos of Midwood
A photographic supplement to last week’s tour of Midwood, Brooklyn. Continue reading
Families, officials speak at vigil for traffic-violence victims
On the Brooklyn-Queens border, advocates, families, and elected officials came together Sunday to mourn the 300-plus victims of traffic violence since January 2013. Continue reading