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Council District 35 candidate claims racism on campaign trail

Gowanus

Locals say city’s plan for NYCHA funding under Gowanus rezoning falls short

By Ben Verde

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Motorcycle-riding crooks rob man, shout anti-Semitic slurs at him in Williamsburg

By Robert Pozarycki

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Kevin Durant: Nets have ‘work cut out for us’ in Game 6 with chance to close out Bucks

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Health

Fighting food deserts: Children march over Brooklyn Bridge calling for healthier options

By Dean Moses

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Downtown

One Willoughby Square opens its doors as Downtown Brooklyn’s tallest office building

By Ben Brachfeld

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Health

Maimonides to open new emergency department at former Victory Memorial Hospital

By Jessica Parks

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City will refurbish 15 NYCHA basketball courts as part of ‘Safe Summer’ initiative

By Ariel Pacheco

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Sponsored

Brooklyn Cyclones say ‘play ball’ with fun and family-friendly promotional nights

By Brooklyn Paper

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Health

Gov lifts most COVID-19 restrictions as state hits 70 percent first dose vaccinations

By Kevin Duggan

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Politics

Brooklyn candidates get independent expenditure windfall

By Ben Brachfeld

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News

Where to celebrate Juneteenth in Brooklyn

By Susan De Vries

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Kids & Education

Brooklyn College raises over $2 million to help students during pandemic

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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Locals call for the reopening of the Fort Hamilton Senior Center

By Jessica Parks

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AMNY

‘Everybody’s ready’: Nets ready for either scenario after Kyrie Irving’s injury

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SEE IT: Family of ducks wanders through Park Slope, stops by bagel shop

By Ben Verde

News

Thousands rally for rights of trans youth outside Brooklyn Museum

By Reyna Iwamoto

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Those We’ve Lost

‘It’ll never be the same’: Bay Ridge vigil memorializes those lost to COVID-19

By Ben Brachfeld

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Carroll Gardens

Diocese unveils Mother Cabrini statue in Carroll Gardens

By Ben Verde

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Park Slope street festival brings out the crowd for Brooklyn Pride

By Matt Tracy

More from Around New York

The Thomas F. Eagleton United States Courthouse is home to the US District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri and the US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.

Eighth Circuit Appeals Court panel vacates preliminary injunctions against restrictive Iowa school laws

Eric Campbell, business professional, music executive, and the founder /director of the nonprofit organization Some People Understand Differently, Inc. (SPUD Inc.).

From family values to nonprofit vision: Eric Campbell’s Journey

Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea in NYC: Best Tea Service & High Tea Spots for Mom

New York Family

Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea in NYC: 10 of the Best High Tea Spots for Mom

Judge Debra Ann Livingston of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit holding Judith S. Kaye Award. Photo courtesy of the Historical Society for the New York Courts.

Historical Society of the New York Courts honors federal appeals judge at annual gala