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Heights and dry: Montero’s Bar building is up for sale

Brooklyn Heights

Heights and dry: Montero’s Bar building is up for sale

By Noah Hurowitz

This is an image of a man in a mask, symbolizing a robber.

Brooklyn Heights

Cops: Employee pocketed thousands from restaurant

By Noah Hurowitz

Sailors claim softball victory

Sailors claim softball victory

By Joseph Altobelli

Top Flight: Aviator youth hockey program reaches Tier 1

Sports

Top Flight: Aviator youth hockey program reaches Tier 1

By Joseph Staszewski

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Joanna is on Team April after latest ‘Sharknado’

By Joanna DelBuono

Dabka dance party in the Ridge

Bay Ridge

Dabka dance party in the Ridge

By Joseph Altobelli

Menace steals teen’s phone and tries to resell it

By Allegra Hobbs

Fiend sprays woman with pepper spray

By Eric Faynberg

60th precinct

Mugger pulls man into subway car before robbing him

By Eric Faynberg

This is an image of a man in a mask, symbolizing a robber.

Thief sneaks off with cash dispenser funds

By Harry MacCormack

Carroll Gardens

Police: Suspect in robbery found with handgun

By Max Jaeger

This is an image of a man in a mask, symbolizing a robber.

Greenpoint

Crook cleans out pool-goer’s locker

By Harry MacCormack

Talib Kweli DJing silent dance party in Downtown alley

Downtown

Talib Kweli DJing silent dance party in Downtown alley

By Harry MacCormack

Mega hurts! Kids build, battle bots at Slope summer camp

Park Slope

Mega hurts! Kids build, battle bots at Slope summer camp

By Allegra Hobbs

Harris-Legree adjusting slowly to fast-paced Grand Street

Sports

Harris-Legree adjusting slowly to fast-paced Grand Street

By Joseph Staszewski

Jacobs wants focus on bright future instead of inspiring past

Sports

Jacobs wants focus on bright future instead of inspiring past

By Joseph Staszewski

Long paw of the law

Gravesend

Long paw of the law

By Eric Faynberg

The power of Powsner! City will repave Courier Life columnist’s pet peeve

City Council co-names a street in Coney to honor Courier columnist and activist Lou Powsner

By Shavana Abruzzo

Ce-libation day! Red Hook festival uncorks new tradition

Red Hook

Ce-libation day! Red Hook festival uncorks new tradition

By Max Jaeger

Cops monitoring streets for computer-screen crook

Cops monitoring streets for computer-screen crook

By Harry MacCormack

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Mayor Eric Adams at the podium.

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