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Xaverian defense holds tough to top Xavier in season opener

Sports

Xaverian defense holds tough to top Xavier in season opener

By Patrick McCormack

Brooks’s big return not enough for Fort Hamilton

Sports

Brooks’s big return not enough for Fort Hamilton

By Joseph Staszewski

Dominant defense powers Erasmus Hall past Flushing

Sports

Dominant defense powers Erasmus Hall past Flushing

By Stephen Zitolo

Let’s Dance: Late goal lifts Brooklyn International over Lincoln

Sports

Let’s Dance: Late goal lifts Brooklyn International over Lincoln

By Joseph Staszewski

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

Trash the ‘downfall of 18th Avenue’

Trash the ‘downfall of 18th Avenue’

By Max Jaeger

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

Bay Ridge

R-ejoice! Montague Tunnel reopens

By Max Jaeger

Dogs kiss and smell in Gowanus

Gowanus

Dogs kiss and smell in Gowanus

By Noah Hurowitz

Girl Scouts aim to rout Gowanus pollution

Gowanus

Girl Scouts aim to rout Gowanus pollution

By Noah Hurowitz

Columbia Street fair fouled up by weather

Columbia St Waterfront

Columbia Street fair fouled up by weather

By Vanessa Ogle

Ladies’ night! Young and old-school female emcees to perform free BAM show

Ladies’ night! Young and old-school female emcees to perform free BAM show

By Vanessa Ogle

Downtown shooting: Photo project documents rapidly changing ’hood

DUMBO

Downtown shooting: Photo project documents rapidly changing ’hood

By Matthew Perlman

Commuters: Rush-hour drawbridge lifts must stop

News

Commuters: Rush-hour drawbridge lifts must stop

By Danielle Furfaro

Downtown shooting: Photo project documents rapidly changing ’hood

DUMBO

Downtown shooting: Photo project documents rapidly changing ’hood

By Matthew Perlman

FDNY adds names to Downtown Sept. 11 memorial

Downtown

FDNY adds names to Downtown Sept. 11 memorial

By Matthew Perlman

Feds to vaccinate Brooklyn raccoons with anti-rabies treats

News

Feds to vaccinate Brooklyn raccoons with anti-rabies treats

By Max Jaeger

Infamy remembered

Bay Ridge

Infamy remembered

By Max Jaeger

Trash the ‘downfall of 18th Avenue’

‘Downfall of 18th Avenue’

By Max Jaeger

A light in the darkness

A light in the darkness

By Vanessa Ogle

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Stan’s has his opinions on Israel

By Stanley P. Gershbein

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