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jacob dangler mansion in bed-stuy

What’s happening with the empty Bed-Stuy lot where the Dangler Mansion once stood?

By Anna Bradley-Smith

Boston Back Bay

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Students gather at Maimonides Medical Center

Kids & Education

Bringing the heat! Maimonides Medical Center launches new student internship program

By Jada Camille

City Comptroller Brad Lander

AMNY

Comptroller weighs ‘revoking’ prior approval for Adams administration’s emergency migrant service contracts

cars and trucks on brooklyn-queens expressway

City to partially close Brooklyn-Queens Expressway triple cantilever for repairs next month

By Isabel Song Beer

Police car lights.

19-year-old moped rider hit and killed by semi-truck in Sunset Park

By Isabel Song Beer

teacher in classroom GoFundMe

Kids & Education

Faced with tight school budgets, Brooklyn parents and educators turn to GoFundMe for support

By Megan McGibney

gavel sex trafficking plea

Brooklyn man pleads guilty to sex trafficking, murder in federal court

By Isabel Song Beer

house fire in east new york

News

3 injured in early-morning house fire in East New York

By Lloyd Mitchell

Modern appartment with windowsill bed in loggia.

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A cone marks an evidence marker after a man was shot in the head outside of Brooklyn's Carey Gardens House on Saturday night.

AMNY

Man, 24, shot in head on Coney Island street corner: cops

Brooklyn brute who attacked senior

AMNY

Brooklyn brute beat senior so bad that the victim lost sight and hearing: cops

ribbon-cutting at kings highway older adult center

Kings Highway Older Adult Center, ‘hub of activity and care’ for homebound seniors, opens in Gravesend

By Melissa Fishman

center for brooklyn history

Books

Seeking to ‘democratize history,’ renovated Center for Brooklyn History reopens with new exhibit

By Ximena Del Cerro

musicians at little venue that could winner venue

Arts & Entertainment

‘The Little Venue That Could’: Brooklyn theaters win $10k grants to help keep indie theater alive

By Melissa Fishman

coast

QNS

Hurricane Lee’s impacts put parts of Queens coast under flooding advisory

east flatbush bank

East Flatbush bank robbed in broad daylight: NYPD

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Prospect Park Boathouse on the water.

Kids & Education

A different kind of back-to-school: University Open Air offers free classes from teachers around the world in Prospect Park

By Isabel Song Beer

oktoberfest tent

Prost! Oktoberfest returns to Bushwick at Zum Schneider’s Munich in Brooklyn

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Governor Kathy Hochul speaks about New York concealed carry law

AMNY

Gun laws: Tougher New York concealed carry regulations take effect across Empire State

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The Rainbow Flag and American Flag blow in the wind during a flag-raising ceremony at the Stonewall National Monument on Feb. 12.

Trump administration agrees to allow Rainbow Flag at Stonewall National Monument

This beautiful collection is from designer Gwendoline Kara/ Lady Black Boutique. Models: Sergio, Anyah, Jasmin, Briana, Candice, Patrica,Verona, Milani, Jayden, and Keanna.

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Mother’s Day Brunch in NYC: The Best Spots for a Special Celebration

New York Family

Mother’s Day Brunch in NYC: 13 of the Best Spots for a Special Celebration

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AG demands reforms at NY-Presbyterian after investigation reveals mental health patients left without permission