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Last hurrah! Jefferson’s Curtis Smith gets one final high-school game

Sports

Last hurrah! Jefferson’s Curtis Smith gets one final high-school game

By Trey Rodriguez

Here they are! All-Brooklyn boys’ basketball honors

Sports

Here they are! All-Brooklyn boys’ basketball honors

By Joseph Staszewski

That’s the ticket! City considering making it easier to appeal parking tickets

That’s the ticket! City considering making it easier to appeal parking tickets

By Colin Mixson

Take me out to the ball rain! Kids’ baseball season has soggy but adorable start in Park Slope

Park Slope

Take me out to the ball rain! Kids’ baseball season has soggy but adorable start in Park Slope

By Lauren Gill

Street fight! Park Slope eatery seeks sidewalk seating, gets grilling over clutter instead

Park Slope

Street fight! Park Slope eatery seeks sidewalk seating, gets grilling over clutter instead

By Maddie Anthony

Police: Hit-and-run carjacker runs over and kills owner of truck he stole

Greenwood Heights

Police: Hit-and-run carjacker runs over and kills owner of truck he stole

By Zach Jones

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Stan goes the extra mile — for free travel

By Stanley P. Gershbein

No time to waste! Artist will recreate 11-hour Texas filibuster with no pee breaks

No time to waste! Artist will recreate 11-hour Texas filibuster with no pee breaks

By Lauren Gill

Police: Here are some clear photos of that guy who keeps mugging old women

Park Slope

Police: Here are some clear photos of that guy who keeps mugging old women

By Anna Ruth Ramos

Councilman: Elected, powerful community boards would be a disaster

Councilman: Elected, powerful community boards would be a disaster

By Lauren Gill

Signs of neglect: Calls for city to replace missing street signs after ambulance can’t find Sheepshead Bay woman’s home

Signs of neglect: Calls for city to replace missing street signs after ambulance can’t find Sheepshead Bay woman’s home

By Julianne Cuba

Zap, pop! Balloons causing Southern Brooklyn blackouts, Con Ed sez

Gravesend

Zap, pop! Balloons causing Southern Brooklyn blackouts, Con Ed sez

By Dennis Lynch

Art of the cell: Exhibit captures phone chats

Art of the cell: Exhibit captures phone chats

By Sarah Iannone

Sharp tongued: Kathy Griffin plans to cut loose on Brooklyn

Midwood

Sharp tongued: Kathy Griffin plans to cut loose on Brooklyn

By Dennis Lynch

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Sound Off to the Editor

By Brooklyn Paper

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Politics

Tom wallks tall, with a big stick

By Tom Allon

What to read this week

Arts & Entertainment

What to read this week

By Brooklyn Paper

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Stop being a helicopter parent to your parents!

By Lenore Skenazy

Hooked up! Iconic ‘Red Hook’ sign coming back to Van Brunt Street

Red Hook

Hooked up! Iconic ‘Red Hook’ sign coming back to Van Brunt Street

By Lauren Gill

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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