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Bill of sale: Mayor addresses by Chamber of Commerce dinner

News

Bill of sale: Mayor addresses by Chamber of Commerce dinner

By Caroline Spivack

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Read this! Ed tells Bill to be a ‘mensch’

By Brooklyn Paper

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Opinion

Trump not the first to send ill-advised late-night tweets

By Lenore Skenazy

Gunmen shoot four in Bay Ridge deli

Bay Ridge

Gunmen shoot four in Bay Ridge deli

By Max Jaeger

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News

Haven’t heard Brooklyn Paper Radio? Now’s your chance.

By Brooklyn Paper

Half-hearted: Brooklyn Bridge love-lock crackdown more pun than punishment

DUMBO

Half-hearted: Brooklyn Bridge love-lock crackdown more pun than punishment

By Ruth Brown

Forest gunk! Windsor Terrace trees paved into sidewalk

Windsor Terrace

Forest gunk! Windsor Terrace trees paved into sidewalk

By Colin Mixson

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Opinion

Free speech is our first line of defense against theocratic fascists

By Shavana Abruzzo

New deli: Brooklyn Heights’ iconic Lassen and Hennigs expanding to Dumbo

DUMBO

New deli: Brooklyn Heights’ iconic Lassen and Hennigs expanding to Dumbo

By Lauren Gill

A bridge too wha? Squibb span still closed after 17 months with no explanation

Brooklyn Heights

Condo developer further damages Squibb Bridge, total repairs could cost more than $3M

By Lauren Gill

Flood and thunder: Corps’s storm-barrier proposal gets jeers for long timeline

News

Flood and thunder: Corps’s storm-barrier proposal gets jeers for long timeline

By Julianne Cuba

This is a cartoon os a man looking like he is going to a party.

Bay Ridge

October is for fests!

By Caroline Spivack

In limbo: Fallen trees abound, because trunk-hauling trucks are broken

News

In limbo: Fallen trees abound, because trunk-hauling trucks are broken

By Caroline Spivack

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

Grand Street football wants principal fired after he suspended head coach

Sacked! Grand Street fires football coach

By Laura Amato

See it: Driver flips car in Sunset Park

See it: Driver flips car in Sunset Park

By Caroline Spivack

Workers injured by falling bricks at LICH — victims taken to LICH

Workers injured by falling bricks at LICH — victims taken to LICH

By Ruth Brown

Looking to the stars and beyond

Opinion

Looking to the stars and beyond

By Joanna DelBuono

Nobody cut footloose: Vinegar Hill residents warn planned dance club will lead to drinking, drugs, lower property values

Nobody cut footloose: Vinegar Hill residents warn planned dance club will lead to drinking, drugs, lower property values

By Lauren Gill

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Politics

Inside the Brooklyn Dem. Party’s ‘undemocratic’ voting rules

By Julianne Cuba

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Attorney Mary Bonauto of GLAD Law with Jim Obergefell outside the Supreme Court on June 26, 2015.

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Shai Hope of the West Indies bats during the 4th T20 International between the West Indies and England at Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium on Nov. 16, 2024 in Gros Islet, Saint Lucia.

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Jolie Nelsen, left, her father Jon Nelsen, center, and his partner Ebony Mackey, right, testify in support of the proposed Avenir casino during a Community Advisory Committee hearing at the Javits Center on Monday, Sept. 8

EXCLUSIVE | Hell’s Kitchen casino supporter offered $300 to speak at public hearing; her family promoted developer online