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Councilmember Mark Treyger (left) and local residents protested work being done by the city to replace wooden sections of the boardwalk with concrete. Photo courtesy Treyger’s office

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Two advocacy groups say they won’t be uniting in their fight against two unrelated developments in Brooklyn Bridge Park – one at the southern end at Pier 6, and one further north near Pier 1. Left: A rendering of one of more than a dozen Pier 6 proposals, courtesy of Asymptote Architecture. Right: The Pierhouse project near Pier 1. Photo by Mary Frost

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As the Brooklyn Historical Society celebrates Black History Month with several special programs, visitors are invited to view the institution’s current exhibition, “Brooklyn Abolitionists/ In Pursuit of Freedom,” an interactive presentation that uncovers the lesser-known stories of Brooklyn activists who fought for freedom and racial justice in the 19th century. Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese

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“SUNSET PARK — Gong Hei Fat Choi! It was a ce “SUNSET PARK — Gong Hei Fat Choi! It was a celebratory return as Sunset Park hosted its annual Annual Chinese New Year Celebration Parade on Sunday.” Read the rest of our “Sunset Park’s Chinese New Year Celebration Parade returns” article, which is linked in our bio.
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