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Dawn at dusk: Southern singer Dawn Landes plays evening show in Prospect Park

Park Slope

Dawn at dusk: Southern singer Dawn Landes plays evening show in Prospect Park

By Allegra Hobbs

Buckwick residents let their rainbow flag fly

Bushwick

Buckwick residents let their rainbow flag fly

By Harry MacCormack

Brownsville’s Brown finds early success in overseas basketball career

Sports

Brownsville’s Brown finds early success in overseas basketball career

By Joseph Staszewski

Beach bums! Pro volleyball shuns Coney, serves up in Brooklyn Bridge Park

Brooklyn Heights

Beach bums! Pro volleyball shuns Coney, serves up in Brooklyn Bridge Park

By Noah Hurowitz

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

Cyclones win on walk-off in ninth!

By David Russell

Cops: Kensington teen fatally stabbed dad

Kensington

Cops: Kensington teen fatally stabbed dad

By Allegra Hobbs

Shoe and tell: New exhibit discusses sneaker culture

Prospect Heights

Shoe and tell: New exhibit discusses sneaker culture

By Joseph Altobelli

Carroll Gardens

Police release footage of guy who allegedly robbed bedridden old lady

By Noah Hurowitz

Outward Bound!

Opinion

Outward Bound!

By Joanna DelBuono

Firefighters cut open cars to rescue crash victims

Firefighters cut open cars to rescue crash victims

By Eric Faynberg

Urban legend: Ridge’s Summer Stroll so big it draws suburban crowds

Bay Ridge

Urban legend: Ridge’s Summer Stroll so big it draws suburban crowds

By Max Jaeger

Teen charged with rape of Brighton Beach senior

Teen charged with rape of Brighton Beach senior

By Eric Faynberg

Trouble parked

Trouble parked

By Eric Faynberg

Alkins prepping for big decisions

Sports

Alkins prepping for big decisions

By Brooklyn Paper

Gas crash

Gas crash

By Joseph Altobelli

Hooked up! Free wifi coming to Red Hook Houses

Red Hook

Hooked up! Free wifi coming to Red Hook Houses

By Max Jaeger

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

Gamby’s blow-up leads to Cyclones win

By David Russell

Greenpoint Landing developer pays $400K to cut down three trees

Greenpoint

Greenpoint Landing developer pays $400K to cut down three trees

By Danielle Furfaro

G-rooming house! Dog hotel and spa opens Downtown

Downtown

G-rooming house! Dog hotel and spa opens Downtown

By Noah Hurowitz

Comrades in Rods

Comrades in Rods

By Jennifer Szulman

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a woman playing beach volleyball

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