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Beach read: Junot Diaz launches his kids’ book ‘Islandborn’

Prospect Heights

Beach read: Junot Diaz launches his kids’ book ‘Islandborn’

By Julianne McShane

Powder to puddle: Blizzard blankets Bklyn before snow quickly turns to slush

Downtown

Powder to puddle: Blizzard blankets Bklyn before snow quickly turns to slush

By Julianne Cuba

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Politics

Council’s women aim to multiply

By Julianne Cuba

Cheers to Sheepshead Bay woman on her 100th birthday

Opinion

Cheers to Sheepshead Bay woman on her 100th birthday

By Joanna DelBuono

Yeoman gets her wings, is ready to fly high

Opinion

Yeoman gets her wings, is ready to fly high

By Joanna DelBuono

Raising the flag at Maimonides for National Heart Month

Opinion

Raising the flag at Maimonides for National Heart Month

By Joanna DelBuono

Beer taster at Marine Park Golf Course benefits the disabled

Beer taster at Marine Park Golf Course benefits the disabled

By Adam Lucente

Coney church intersection co-named for beloved late pastor

Coney church intersection co-named for beloved late pastor

By Julianne McShane

Cub Scouts chase glory with handmade cars at Kings Plaza

Cub Scouts chase glory with handmade cars at Kings Plaza

By Adam Lucente

Shopping around: Park Slope Food Co-op eyeing second location

Park Slope

Organic growth: Full-up Slope Co-op inches toward expansion, surveying members on potential new outpost

By Colin Mixson

Make up before it breaks up: Gov. must forget feud with mayor, let city fix BQE faster, locals say

Brooklyn Heights

State signals support for faster BQE fix: Design-build process ‘essential’ to city-led job, Gov. says

By Julianne Cuba

Ridge lawyer and history buff boasts mini Civil War museum

Bay Ridge

Ridge lawyer and history buff boasts mini Civil War museum

By Julianne McShane

Meat the band: Mac Sabbath merges heavy metal and hamburgers

Greenpoint

Meat the band: Mac Sabbath merges heavy metal and hamburgers

By Winnie McCroy

Déjà vu: Narrows Center seniors to protest another threat of early ouster from Angel Guardian home

Déjà vu: Narrows Center seniors to protest another threat of early ouster from Angel Guardian home

By Julianne McShane

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

News

On BPR: Teamster says long hours make it tough for his drivers to stay safe

By Moses Jefferson

This is an image of a man in a mask, symbolizing a robber.

Woman swipes man’s watch and shoes in hotel room

By Julianne Cuba

This is an image of a man in a mask, symbolizing a robber.

Friend attacks senior for refusing to give him a ride

By Alexandra Simon

Golden honors Ridgites who give back at annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner

Bay Ridge

Golden honors Ridgites who give back at annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner

By Julianne McShane

Weasel opens store credit cards in woman’s name and racks up charges

By Julianne McShane

Irish band headlines Ridge St. Patrick’s Day Parade fund-raiser

Bay Ridge

Irish band headlines Ridge St. Patrick’s Day Parade fund-raiser

By Julianne McShane

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The State Capitol building in Albany.

New York State Senate committee approves anti-trans sports bill

Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Prime Minister of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, addresses the general debate of the 68th session of the General Assembly in Sept. 25, 2013.

Not so fast Kamla

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New York Family

How I Celebrate My Single Mom on Mother’s Day

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