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The Bonnie Robins. Photo courtesy of Coach Jose CastroSince the Bonnie Youth Club [http://bonnieyouth.org/about-us/history/]launched in 1949, the group, which is based at 1221 Church Avenue, has always been about more than baseball. For decades, it has provided an opportunity for boys, ages 4 to 19,
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So, we all know everyone loves Wheated [http://wheatedbrooklyn.com/] (905 Church Avenue). Food guru Adam Kuban [/blog/food/wheated-makes-onto-adam-kubans-8-pizzas-haunt-dreams-list] loves Wheated. New York Magazine [/blog/business/new-york-magazine-shows-mimis-hummus-wheated-some-love] loves Wheated. Scott “I’m a pizza expert” (and he totally is) Wiener loves Wheated [http://nypost.com/2015/03/07/a-pizza-expert-shares-his-favorite-nyc-slices/
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Brooklyn Pride [http://www.brooklynpride.org/] – a nonprofit that serves the borough’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community and which organizes Brooklyn’s annual LGBTQ Pride Celebration – is inviting neighbors to a night of eating, drinking and community building at its Dine With Pride [https://www.facebook.com/
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Want to get to know your neighbors over some delicious pizza? Neighbor W.I. Goodman is inviting Kensington folk to Wheated [https://www.facebook.com/events/654656161320727/] (905 Church Avenue) Wednesday night at 7pm for a “Kensington(ish) Neighborhood Dinner Party.” From W.I.’s invitation [https://www.facebook.com/