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Three-alarm Ocean Hill fire guts apartment houses, leaves at least one resident seriously injured

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City’s largest public art gallery, Arts Gowanus’ annual ArtWalk, returns to Atlantic Avenue

By Drew Richardson

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PoliticsNY

Bipartisan group of lawmakers celebrate death of 421-a, call for comprehensive property tax reform

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Gowanus

Gowanus community group files motion for injunction, seeks to halt rezoning construction

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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PoliticsNY

Assembly & Statewide Office Early Voting Starts tomorrow, Saturday, June 18

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AMNY

City launches plans for COVID-19 baby vaccine rollout

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Gotta Go: East New York landlord sues poop-tossing tenant for damages

By Ben Brachfeld

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Arts & Entertainment

BP Weekender: Eight things to do in Brooklyn June 17-19

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Opinion

Op-ed: Trustee’s negligence cannot endanger the safety of the general public

By Christopher Alvarado

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Downtown

Brooklyn Cat Café gets $10,000 grant from Petco Love

By Drew Richardson

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PoliticsNY

Speaker Adams rebukes allegations she retaliated against council members over budget vote

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QNS

Baby peregrine falcon hatches atop bridge connecting Brooklyn and the Rockaways

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PoliticsNY

Hochul signs legislation creating NYC Public Housing Preservation Trust

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

One dead, one critical after Bed-Stuy double shooting

By Ben Brachfeld

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QNS

Brooklyn man convicted in 2020 Queens stabbing after minor traffic incident exploded into violence: DA

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Police search for pepper-spraying pilferer who nabbed money, CBD from smoke shop

By Ben Brachfeld

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Two-alarm fire roars through Greenpoint furniture shop

By Kirstyn Brendlen & Lloyd Mitchell

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Red Hook

Explore new art featuring Pride, Portals, Dreams and more at BWAC’s summer show

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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‘Show some love to the neighborhood:’ Coney Island biz ready for boost from Mermaid Parade on June 18

By Jada Camille & Jessica Parks

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AMNY

Council bill would ban non-essential helicopter flights from NYC heliports

More from Around New York

A man and a woman's faces are close together in a black and white scene in “Who Killed Teddy Bear," directed by Joseph Cates, opens Aug. 8 at the Film Forum.

“Who Killed Teddy Bear,” dramatic thriller starring out actor Sal Mineo, screening at Film Forum

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Rennie: J’ouvert launch a triumph of culture and community in Brooklyn

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New York Family

Tamron Hall on Motherhood, Her Son Moses, and the Magic of Harlem

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Enough already! Second NJ earthquake in three days shakes up NYC