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Park Slope: Wreck center: Park Slope armory is empty after $16M rehab
Heath Ledger, 28
Romance at Amy’s without booze
Carroll Gardens: Death of an era: Scotto no longer group’s ‘Buddy’
Downtown: Heights bombmaker is tied to rash of swastika graffiti
Williamsburg: ‘Matzo’ bawl: Booted tenants had just an hour to get their stuff
Politics: How a Brooklyn butcher KO’d FDR
Politics: A five-for-all to replace DeBlasio
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Park Slope: Shattered
Park Slope: SPEAK UP! Bloggers will tell all about thefts, but don’t tell cops
Downtown: Horrifying attack on Bklyn Bridge bicyclist
Park Slope: Three on one
Fort Greene: School scuffle
Williamsburg: Park mugging
Williamsburg: ROBBED! Art space loses its security equipment to thieves
Williamsburg: INVASION! He breaks into home hours after mugging someone
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Carroll Gardens Archive

Carroll Gardens–Cobble Hill

Death of an era: Scotto no longer group’s ‘Buddy’

By Mike McLaughlin
Carroll Gardens: A neighborhood group’s macabre tradition of meeting in a local funeral home has passed away. Comment.

Bar fight is brewing on Hoyt Street

By Mike McLaughlin
The Brooklyn Paper / Jeff Bachner
Carroll Gardens: Plans for a bar and grill on Hoyt Street have shattered the calm on the mainly residential street with neighbors saying the would-be bar-owner is trying to create a new Smith Street in the midst of their quiet corner of Carroll Gardens. Comments (13).

Smash ’n’ grab

By Mike McLaughlin
Carroll Gardens: A burglar broke a window to invade a woman’s Union Street home and steal her purse on Jan. 16. Plus all the other crime news from Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill and Red Hook’s 76th Precinct. Comments (1).

Not so fast: Lack of cash stalls B77 to Manhattan

By Mike McLaughlin
Carroll Gardens: The long-dreamed-of direct bus link between Red Hook and Lower Manhattan has been approved, but it won’t be funded until the MTA decides if it has the money. Comment.
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