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Brooklyn Courier
Gowanus
Don’t lay off this ‘Whisky!’
Alex Battles and the Whisky Rebellion pay homage to Johnny Cash. Comments (1).
Prospect Heights
The Brooklyn Museum is redecorating
The museum is lending its historic period rooms as canvases from modern artists. Comment.
Red Hook
Shipping-wrecked: Pols and longshoremen say feds killing Red Hook port
A plan to end hand inspections of containers shipped to Red Hook will hurt business, say waterfront stakeholders. Comment.
Harbor Watch
‘Afternoon of Thanks’ at PS 84
Children from the Williamsburg school got the chance to meet, greet and thank service members from Ft. Hamilton Army Base. Comment.
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Return this Jedi’s lightsaber!
Flynn Michael is searching the galaxy far and wide for his blade of light — and you, Brooklyn Daily readers, may be his only hope. Comment.
Fort Greene
Fort Greene’s black novelists celebrate the nabe of the ’90s
Join Nelson George, Carl Hancock Rux and other scribes for a discussion on how Fort Greene and Clinton Hill inspired their fiction — before gentrification took full speed. Comments (1).
Williamsburg
Cops: ‘We are looking for a KISS fan’
The vandal who defaced religious icons outside of a Williamsburg church could be a member of KISS Army, police say. Comment.
Williamsburg
Vandals draw KISS masks on Madonna and child statue
Graffiti writers scribbled what appears to be KISS makeup on beloved statues of the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus that have greeted parishioners outside of Williamsburg’s Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church for more than 60 years. Comments (1).
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