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Cops searching for blasphemous brute who burglarized Bensonhurst synagogue during Passover

Cops searching for blasphemous brute who burglarized Bensonhurst synagogue during Passover

By Julianne McShane

Break a sweat: Youngsters get active at Coney Island YMCA’s Healthy Kids Day

Break a sweat: Youngsters get active at Coney Island YMCA’s Healthy Kids Day

By Julianne McShane

Success Academy Bed-Stuy Middle School Students places second at All-Girls National Chess Championship

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Success Academy Bed-Stuy Middle School Students places second at All-Girls National Chess Championship

By Brooklyn Paper

We got the Beat! ‘Sgt. Pepper’s’-inspired dance comes to Brooklyn Academy of Music

We got the Beat! ‘Sgt. Pepper’s’-inspired dance comes to Brooklyn Academy of Music

By Colin Mixson

PS 207 celebrates 10th anniversary art show

PS 207 celebrates 10th anniversary art show

By Aidan Graham

Tech skills: Lawyer gives lecture in passing on digital assets after death

Opinion

Tech skills: Lawyer gives lecture in passing on digital assets after death

By Kevin Duggan

Cops cuff YouTube streamer after suicide threats in Downtown apartment

Downtown

Cops cuff YouTube streamer after suicide threats in Downtown apartment

By Kevin Duggan

Expanded: Social service center opens state-of-the-art-facility in Borough Park

Expanded: Social service center opens state-of-the-art-facility in Borough Park

By Aidan Graham

Mystery meat: Locked out Slope butchers warn Key Food customers not to trust new, pre-packaged meat

Park Slope

Mystery meat: Locked out Slope butchers warn Key Food customers not to trust new, pre-packaged meat

By Colin Mixson

Local pols announce Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebration

Local pols announce Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebration

By Julianne McShane

Verrazano-Narrows Bridge no longer accepting cash payments

Bay Ridge

More fare: Local pols push for two-way Verrazzano toll

By Aidan Graham

Affordable housing group invites 1,000 residents to ‘Avengers’ screening

Brooklyn Heights

Affordable housing group invites 1,000 residents to ‘Avengers’ screening

By Kevin Duggan

Black Velvet: Brooklyn raised dancer prepares for hometown debut of international act

News

Black Velvet: Brooklyn raised dancer prepares for hometown debut of international act

By Colin Mixson

Brooklyn state of mind: Billy Joel’s original band to perform at On Stage at Kingsborough

Brooklyn state of mind: Billy Joel’s original band to perform at On Stage at Kingsborough

By Julianne McShane

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Politics

Rose all over the place standing up to radical colleagues

By Bob Capano

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Readers: Bridge toll needs to go

Sound Off to the Editor

Prospect-ive delays: Park fixes could be stalled due to problematic contractor

Prospect Heights

Flat tire: City unveils plans for protected Flatbush Avenue bike lane near Prospect Park

By Colin Mixson

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Arts & Entertainment

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

by Bill Roundy

Help wanted: Crown Heights community board looking to fill high-ranking staff position

Help wanted: Crown Heights community board looking to fill high-ranking staff position

By Colin Mixson

Better backpedal! Coney community board blasts city’s dockless bike-rental program

Spoke too soon: City abandons plan to roll out dockless bike share program in Coney Island

By Julianne McShane

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