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

Bay Ridge

Burglar swipes gadgets from burger joint

By Max Jaeger

Blade-toting villains slice victim in failed mugging

By Max Jaeger

Checkin’ in with Brooklyn Museum’s director as he eyes the exit

Prospect Heights

Checkin’ in with Brooklyn Museum’s director as he eyes the exit

By Matthew Perlman

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Tunnel’s reopening makes this a September to remember

By Joanna DelBuono

Ridge church reborn

Bay Ridge

Ridge church reborn

By Max Jaeger

Crush hour! Canarsie garden store hosts grape-stomping contest

Canarsie

Crush hour! Canarsie garden store hosts grape-stomping contest

By Vanessa Ogle

Locals only: New Bric biennial highlights Downtown artists

Bric launches new exhibit highlighting Downtown artists

By Matthew Perlman

Sold! Brooklyn Heights library to developer for $52 million

Brooklyn Heights

Sold! Brooklyn Heights library to developer for $52 million

By Matthew Perlman

Crush hour! Canarsie garden store hosts grape-stomping contest

Arts & Entertainment

Crush hour! Canarsie garden store hosts grape-stomping contest

By Vanessa Ogle

Locals only: New Bric biennial highlights Downtown artists

Locals only: New Bric biennial highlights Downtown artists

By Matthew Perlman

Doctors ditch scrubs for black-tie

Prospect Heights

The Lehman legacy: A retrospective

By Matthew Perlman

Gowanus braces for parole office

Gowanus

Gowanus residents: Ex-prisoners not welcome here

By Noah Hurowitz

Russian revolution! Performance art inspired by cosmonaut’s orbit

Russian revolution! Performance art inspired by cosmonaut’s orbit

By Sarah Iannone

Russian revolution! Performance art inspired by cosmonaut’s orbit

Russian revolution! Performance art inspired by cosmonaut’s orbit

By Sarah Iannone

Pho-nominal pho!

Pho-nominal pho!

By Max Jaeger

New Utrecht holds off South Shore with goal-line stand

Sports

New Utrecht holds off South Shore with goal-line stand

By Joseph Staszewski

Bocce bummer! City is sitting on $50,000 to fix Marine Park courts, players say

On second thought, nevermind about the bocce courts

By Vanessa Ogle

Patriotism shines

Patriotism shines

By Vanessa Ogle

R riders rejoice: Sandy-slammed line runs to Manhattan again

Bay Ridge

R-ejoice! Montague Tunnel reopens

By Max Jaeger

Xaverian defense holds tough to top Xavier in season opener

Sports

Xaverian defense holds tough to top Xavier in season opener

By Patrick McCormack

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