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Top of the class: Panel wants Bay Ridge Prep to scale back planned school

Bay Ridge

Top of the class: Panel wants Bay Ridge Prep to scale back planned school

By Caroline Spivack

Checking in: Stalled hotel is Sunset Park’s newest homeless shelter

Checking in: Stalled hotel is Sunset Park’s newest homeless shelter

By Caroline Spivack

This is a cartoon version of a runner, biker and car going head-to-head.

Downtown

Vote: What do you think of the new bike lane?

By The Brooklyn Paper Bike Data Bureau

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Opinion

It’s a grab-bag of musings!

By Stanley P. Gershbein

It’s always Sunny’s: Book fest author celebrates bartender Sunny Balzano

It’s always Sunny’s: Book fest author celebrates bartender Sunny Balzano

By Lauren Gill

Read all about it!: The best Brooklyn Book Festival events

Arts & Entertainment

Read all about it!: The best Brooklyn Book Festival events

By Lauren Gill

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Opinion

Lethal land! Trump Center’s toxic waste

By Brooklyn Paper

Sept. 11, 2001: As seen from Brooklyn

News

Sept. 11, 2001: As seen from Brooklyn

By Vince DiMiceli

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Opinion

These are the pest days of our lives

By Lenore Skenazy

Goons lead police on chase over Verrazano Bridge

Goons lead police on chase over Verrazano Bridge

By Caroline Spivack

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

By Brooklyn Paper

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News

CLIP: Editor’s son to Editor: Your Brooklyn Paper Logo stinks!

By Armand Diphthong

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News

Park Slope Parents’ Susan Fox talks schools on Brooklyn Paper Radio

By Vince DiMiceli

Brooklyn kids go back to school!

Park Slope

Brooklyn kids go back to school!

By Colin Mixson

Steel-ing the show! Pan bands battle for $20K prize in borough-wide contest

Prospect Heights

Steel-ing the show! Pan bands battle for $20K prize in borough-wide contest

By Alexandra Simon

Taking cover: Controversial homeless shelter turns reporter away from public meeting

Taking cover: Controversial homeless shelter turns reporter away from public meeting

By Caroline Spivack

Full circle! Fifth Avenue sinkhole finally filled a year later

Full circle! Fifth Avenue sinkhole finally filled a year later

By Caroline Spivack

Emblematic! Greece gives Johnnie Cats a ‘stamp’ of approval

News

Emblematic! Greece gives Johnnie Cats a ‘stamp’ of approval

By Shavana Abruzzo

A drop in the ocean: City cuts East River Ferry price to match new boat service

Red Hook

Marooned! City: Gov Island not busy enough yet for full-time Brooklyn ferry

By Lauren Gill

Ten-hut! Train like a soldier at Ft. Hamilton obstacle course

Ten-hut! Train like a soldier at Ft. Hamilton obstacle course

By Brooklyn Paper

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