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Spectacular fireworks show marks end of summer

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The Center for Fiction opens today in Fort Greene, joining other big-name cultural institutions like BAM and the Mark Morris Dance Group. Photos courtesy of the Center for Fiction

Cultural Center of reading and writing brings Brooklyn 200 years of New York history

September 6 | Brooklyn Eagle Staff

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August 25 | Brooklyn Eagle Staff

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Center for Brooklyn History announces a series of virtual talks on history...

Industry City debuts new event space for weddings, art shows and more

January 14 | Jaime DeJesus

A new event space will host everything from weddings to art shows...

For the first time, an ice skating rink has opened in Downtown Brooklyn. Photo: Mary Frost, Brooklyn Eagle

Downtown Brooklyn gets an ice skating rink

January 14 | Mary Frost

The rink is open, weather permitting, through March 2020...

No Pants Subway Ride to take place this weekend

January 10 | Scott Enman

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The Three Kings Day Parade, a celebration marking the end of the Christmas season, is celebrated widely by the city's Latinx community and features traditional dancers. Photo: Paul Frangipane/Brooklyn Eagle

Annual Three Kings Day parade brings music and culture to Williamsburg | Photos

January 6 | Paul Frangipane

For the 23rd year in a row, Williamsburg celebrated the holiday that...

Coney Island Polar Bears take the big plunge. Eagle photos by Todd Maisel

Coney Island Polar Plunge 2020: Everything you need to know

December 27 | Meaghan McGoldrick

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Friday, December 9, 2022

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BROOKLYN CONGRESSMEMBER PRAISES PASSAGE OF ‘RESPECT FOR MARRIAGE ACT’

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“It took concerted efforts by local businesses, “It took concerted efforts by local businesses, the 84th Precinct, Councilmember Lincoln Restler, the Department of Consumer Affairs and this newspaper to finally remove a rogue Christmas tree vendor that had been squatting on Montague Street, using a tax permit belonging to a local Key Food and breaking other laws. A story in the Brooklyn Eagle played a role in getting action after shining a spotlight on the vendor, bringing unwanted attention.” Read the rest of our “Illegal Christmas tree vendor finally evicted from Montague Street” article, which is linked in our bio.
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