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Sunset Park is Booming, But for Whom?

The blue collar neighborhood will soon get a new industrial park project proposed by the mayor

Ringling Bros. has been performing in New York since 1968, but now it’s all over but the crying

Just 40 percent of U.S. adults raised Catholic still regularly attend mass — but many took to pews on Ash Wednesday to mark the start of Lent

Not everyone used last week’s winter storm as an excuse to stay in bed.

Hundreds line up in hopes of getting a discounted tattoo to benefit Planned Parenthood

In the wake of President Trump’s “Muslim Ban,” immigration to a vital Arab community may be at risk

How one Brooklyn warehouse is helping the environment by turning E-Waste into art

Deities, Pigments, and Borders: Pema Rinzin mastered Tibetian art, then climbed on its shoulders

An annual whimsical cart race in Brooklyn took a political spin this year

By Staff on October 15, 2016 Brooklyn, Food & Wine

At a festival featuring the heat-provoking condiments, vendors show off their wares.

With virtual reality, an interactive art installation helps viewers understand the effects of gentrification

As more media consumption moves onto the Internet, one Internet radio station has decided to plant its feet in the physical world.

By dt263 on September 30, 2016 Brooklyn, NY City Scene

It’s hard to find a place to leave your car. This app will let you borrow someone else’s.

Anti-gentrification group protests a gathering of start-ups and developers in Brooklyn

About 360,000 residents in the city don’t have bank accounts. The city and many local banks are trying to change that.