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Downtown

Tenant activists storm Downtown law office during anti-eviction protest

By Kevin Duggan

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Politics

Senate passes Montgomery’s bill to localize incarceration for families

By Paul Frangipane

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Suspected serial child molester cuffed in Crown Heights

By Emily Davenport

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Gowanus

Gowanus venue hosts outdoor concerts and movie screenings

By Ben Verde

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Landmarks approves revised Brooklyn Music School tower in Fort Greene

By Kevin Duggan

Tropical Storm Isaias uproots thousands of trees across the city

By Jessica Parks

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News

Pete Hamill, iconic NYC journalist and editor, dead at 85

By Hazel Shahgholi

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Repeat burglar rips off same Windsor Terrace home twice: NYPD

By Ben Verde

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Thousands of Brooklyn households still without power in wake of Isaias

By Ben Verde

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Maloney declared winner in congressional primary after thousands of ballots tossed

By Mark Hallum

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News

How Brooklyn dentists are bouncing back from coronavirus-related closures

By Kevin Duggan

Asian-Americans lead march after 89-year-old woman set on fire

By Rose Adams

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Politics

Election lawyer slams Brooklyn Dems over invalidated mail-in votes

By Kevin Duggan

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News

Thousands without power in Brooklyn as Isaias blows through borough

By Ben Verde

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Flatlands

CUNY ‘Welcome Wagon’ surprises Flatlands brothers ahead of fall semester

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Windsor Terrace

Civic gurus approve new protected bike lane plan on Fort Hamilton Parkway

By Ben Verde

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Williamsburg building collapses with no reported injuries: NYPD

By Kevin Duggan

Isaias

News

A tree falls in Brooklyn: Branches down, beaches closed as Tropical Storm Isaias takes on New York City

By Todd Maisel

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Southern Brooklynites host pizza parties for local police officers

By Jessica Parks

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

Bed-Stuy collective kicks off weekend events at Fulton Street BLM mural

By Ben Verde

More from Around New York

“Bel Ami” screens July 21 at 9 p.m. Walter Reade Theater at Film at Lincoln Center.

New York Asian Film Festival features queer features, shorts, and documentaries

American tariffs and US government taxation or punative tariff trade war policy or duties imposed on imports and exports by a government on imported or exported goods as Protectionism.

Caribbean will suffer heavy blow from Trump’s tariffs

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Things to Do with the Kids This Weekend in Long Island

The Thurgood Marshall federal courthouse in lower Manhattan.

Legal Aid union notifies management of bargaining agreement termination as threat of strike looms