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Downtown

Knife-wielding duo forces man to withdraw $1,000 at Downtown Brooklyn ATM in brazen robbery: NYPD

By Adam Daly

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‘A big relief’ for Kent Avenue tenants after DEC stops construction on Brownfield site

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Police are investigating a shooting that left a man injured in Brooklyn.

AMNY

Three in custody after Brooklyn shooting leaves man critically injured

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AMNY

This Queens lawmaker’s bill aims to force city to battle some landlords on tenants’ behalf

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QNS

Morton Povman: longest serving NYC Council Member, dies at 93

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Business

New $25M beauty manufacturing and innovation hub for Black- and women-owned businesses coming to Brooklyn Navy Yard

By Adam Daly

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Gowanus

Crowd packs Gowanus church for rowdy meeting over migrant shelter

By Anna Bradley-Smith

The Green-Wood Cemetery is preparing the annual cherry blossom season where their 172 Japanese cherry blossom trees will bloom.

Greenwood Heights

Spring in bloom: Green-Wood gears up for cherry blossom season

By Isabel Song Beer

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Red Hook

Brooklyn man sentenced in ‘cold blooded’ Red Hook Houses shooting

By Adam Daly

DOB inspectors at Deno's Wonder Wheel in Coney Island

DOB inspectors check over rides at Deno’s Wonder Wheel Amusement Park ahead of summer season

By Jada Camille

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AMNY

What do New York commuters think of Hochul’s National Guard security surge in subways?

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News

The Brooklyn Org awards $100k to Spark Prize to five local nonprofits

By Gabriele Holtermann

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AMNY

EXCLUSIVE: City Council set to pass bill requiring cruise ships connect to shore power while idling – or sail away

Ivy Karlsgodt poses for a portrait inside her Bedford-Stuyvesant home studio on Tuesday, March 5, 2024. Karlsgodt hand makes lamp shades for her business, Ace of Shades.

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Bed-Stuy artist makes lampshades cool again

By Isabel Song Beer

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Schneps Podcasts

Progressive and Zionist: Social Justice and Jewish Identity with Amanda Berman, Zioness

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Fort Greene church beside controversial condo tower site to be sold for $15M

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Bath Beach

‘Moldy, unappetizing, slimy’: Brooklyn pol slams quality of public school lunches amid budget cuts

By Adam Daly

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Religion

Met Council on Jewish Poverty to distribute $1M worth of halal food during Ramadan

By Adam Daly

Crime scene in NYC February 2024

AMNY

NYC crime: February sees fewer felonies above and below ground, NYPD says

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Bushwick

Coming out: Bushwick’s Dromedary Bar reopens as collectively-run queer space

By Kirstyn Brendlen

More from Around New York

Puerto Rico Gov. Jenniffer González-Colón looks at the camera during a portrait with the American Flag in the background.

Puerto Rico restricts gender-affirming care for people under 21

AFUWI Board Chairman and Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Brookdale University Medical Center in Brooklyn, Dr. Cyrus McCalla, right, with some tourney winners.

AFUWI hosts successful Gaming for Good Charity Golf Tournament in Brooklyn

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New York Family

Things to Do This Weekend with the Kids in NYC

Mayor Eric Adams stands with law enforcement and sanitation union leaders during a rally on the steps of City Hall, Thursday.

NYC Mayor’s Race | Law enforcement unions back Eric Adams for re-election, unfazed by corruption allegations