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Take your pick: lemon curd, strawberry and sweet cheese, or apple. Photo courtesy of Brooklyn Kolache

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Female doctors at Maimonides celebrate the first all-female surgical resident class

Maimonides Medical Center has taken a lead in shaking things up a bit. According to Dr. Rebecca Rhee, program director for the general surgery residency and chief of the division of colon and rectal surgery, it demonstrates a seismic shift ... Read More.

Greenpoint waterfront to host hundreds of affordable homes, including homeless

New housing grows in Brooklyn. Greenpoint Landing Associates celebrated the most recent addition to its Greenpoint Landing master-planned development site. The 22-story brick tower in Greenpoint offers 374 permanently affordable apartments ... Read more.

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“Brooklynites enjoyed the great outdoors on Eart

“Brooklynites enjoyed the great outdoors on Earth Day weekend with car-free streets, open gardens and celebrations popping up like spring flowers.

On Hoyt Street between State Street and Atlantic Avenue, The Hort gave away free plants — which proved very popular — and folks could decorate a scarf using natural dyes with Out of Seam. Music was provided by Augustin Grasso Quartet.”

Read the rest of Mary Frost’s latest “Earth Day weekend 2024 celebrated in Brooklyn” article, which is linked in our bio.

“On Tuesday, the Brooklyn Museum celebrated its

“On Tuesday, the Brooklyn Museum celebrated its thirteenth annual Brooklyn Artists Ball as hundreds of guests from the art world and beyond gathered to honor renowned artist and activist Titus Kaphar. The Museum’s largest annual fundraiser, the Brooklyn Artists Ball, raised $2.8 million this year, which will be critical in supporting renowned special exhibitions, reimagined collection galleries, and public programming for visitors of all ages.“

Read more about the 13th annual Artists Ball, linked in our bio.

“Thousands of Brooklynites turned out on the wee

“Thousands of Brooklynites turned out on the weekend prior to a globally celebrated solar eclipse on Monday to experience what The New York Times called “the Woodstock of Eating.”

Smorgasburg is the largest weekly open-air food market in America, welcoming more than 2 million visitors a year to markets in New York, Los Angeles and Miami, according to the Smorgasburg website.”

Read on and view our slideshow of last weekend, linked in our bio.

“Park Slope’s Fifth Ave, sometimes affectionat

“Park Slope’s Fifth Ave, sometimes affectionately referred to by Brooklynites as “the Other Fifth,” recently received its very own surprising accolade: According to Time Out, it’s the coolest street in NYC right now and the 13th coolest street in the world. This somewhat shocking designation recognizes Fifth Ave’s growth. Thanks to a combination of gentrification, the opening of the Barclays Center and the pandemic closures, this quiet Park Slope street has seen a lot of change over the past few decades, transforming from a place where no one in their right mind would want to sit down for dinner to a bustling restaurant hotspot.

Because of these changing tides, only a few eateries have been able to hold their own on Fifth Ave for an extended period. Read on to discover the oldest and greatest establishments on the coolest street in NYC. ”

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