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President Adam Kalish (center) and past president Stephen Chiaino (right) present Lawrence “Larry” DiGiovanna with a plaque commemorating him as the BRLA’s honorary director and fellow.Photos: Mario Belluomo/Brooklyn Eagle

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    Crispy, spicy, and served with a side of neighborh Crispy, spicy, and served with a side of neighborhood charm — Popina’s bold take on the classic chicken Milanese is turning heads in the Columbia Street Waterfront District. We stopped by to see what sets this neighborhood favorite apart. 📍 Watch the full video at the link in bio. #BrooklynEats #ChickenMilanese #NYCFoodie #FoodieFinds #SupportLocal #PopinaBK #DishedInBK
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