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Brooklyn MTA employee indicted for allegedly running brothel at Greenpoint apartment

By Aidan Graham

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Politics

Helene Weinstein to retire after 44 years in state Assembly, Council Member Kalman Yeger to run for her seat

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Theater

‘Remember This Trick’ explores antisemitism, complex history, and tales of Jewish survival at the Target Margin Theater

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Brooklyn bodega stabbing suspects

AMNY

Brooklyn bodega stabbing suspects sought for attacking 24-year-old man

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AMNY

Rules requiring all NYC businesses to place refuse in secure containers take effect

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Opinion

Op-ed | Lawmakers must protect New York’s most vulnerable who rely on a Managed Long Term Care plan

By Elena Okhotnikova

'Wrong, wrong, wrong'; healthcare workers, electeds rally against possible SUNY Downstate closure

News

‘Wrong, wrong, wrong’: Healthcare workers, pols rally against possible SUNY Downstate closure

By Isabel Song Beer

Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival presented by Capital One – Grand Tasting featuring Culinary Demonstrations

Food Network’s NYC Wine & Food Festival 2024 expanding to Brooklyn with new culinary hub in Sunset Park

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Brownsville man who killed neighbor jailed for 17 years

By Adam Daly

Arts & Entertainment

Empowering Brooklyn: Marching into Women’s History Month with events across the borough

By Shara Levine & Brooklyn Paper

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13-year-old boy fatally shot in Crown Heights: NYPD

By Aidan Graham & Brooklyn Paper staff

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Men’s clothing store owner attacked by trio in Downtown Brooklyn, culprits apprehended

By Adam Daly

A Brownsville do-gooder is reviving a community garden with the help of her neighborhoods and NYC Parks Department.

News

‘Bring it back to life’: Brownsville do-gooder works to revamp neighborhood community garden

By Jada Camille

Male Hand Drawing Young Man Sketching Artist Training At School

AMNY

New art exhibition coming to Brooklyn to explore the power of drawing

Adams at opening of Matawana dispensary in Park Slope

Business

Brooklyn’s first Black woman-owned dispensary opens in Park Slope, Adams vows to crack down on illegal sellers

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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AMNY

A, C trains grind to halt as subway workers seek assurance of safety following colleague’s slashing

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Prospect Heights

DOT to finish Underhill Avenue’s bike boulevard after six-month standstill

By Adam Daly

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News

Snowstorms, schools, and SUNY: Here are Brooklyn Paper’s top stories from February

By Brooklyn Paper

Bishop Nelvern R. Samuel of the Love City Church, Inc.

Caribbean Life

Prayers for Jerusalem in Israeli-Hamas War must include points of intercession: Bishop Nelvern Samuel

Nutritionist measuring overweight woman’s waist with tape in clinic, closeup

Bronx Times

Op-Ed | Health Center calls for federal action to prevent obesity and expand access to treatment

More from Around New York

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Judge rules against Trump’s effort to strip NYC education funding over trans inclusion policies

Acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodriguez with Grenadian prime Minister Dickon Mitchell in Grenada.

Post-Maduro, Rodríguez launches first foreign trip in Grenada

Dog-Friendly Spots in NYC: A Guide for Families

New York Family

Dog-Friendly Spots in NYC: A Guide for Families

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Knicks Secure No. 3 Seed in Eastern Conference following 112-95 win over Raptors