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Fish and chicks! Coney’s mermaid parade makes a splash

Fish and chicks! Coney’s mermaid parade makes a splash

By Caroline Spivack

Shot down! Land use committee votes against developer’s plan for Crown Heights armory

Shot down! Land use committee votes against developer’s plan for Crown Heights armory

By Colin Mixson

Park Slope

Lout shoves woman into pizzeria’s glass window

By Colin Mixson

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

Brooklyn Heights

Miscreant holds up hotel guest for cash with Taser

By Lauren Gill

Just dance! Here’s where you can shake it in Brooklyn this summer

Bushwick

Groove patrol: City admits cabaret law is discriminatory, but defends it anyway as pols push repeal

By Lauren Gill

AirbnBusted: City cracks down on two makeshift hotels in Southern Brooklyn

Bay Ridge

AirbnBusted: City cracks down on two makeshift hotels in Southern Brooklyn

By Caroline Spivack

Cyclones are ready to roll: Team enters season with new manager, high hopes

Sports

After rainout, Cyclones to open season tonight in Coney Island

By Matt John

Ready to rumble: Brooklyn boxer anxious for mixed martial arts debut

Gerritsen Beach

Ready to rumble: Brooklyn boxer anxious for mixed martial arts debut

File photo by William Thomas

Flash offense: Cosmos notch comeback over Puerto Rico FC

Flash offense: Cosmos notch comeback over Puerto Rico FC

The New York Cosmos

What the truck! Garbage hauler flips fellow four-wheeler

News

What the truck! Garbage hauler flips fellow four-wheeler

By Caroline Spivack

TONIGHT Marine Park Civic hosts narcotic-overdose prevention training

TONIGHT Marine Park Civic hosts narcotic-overdose prevention training

By Julianne Cuba

Alums hope ‘Hamilton’ musical can save Erasmus Hall landmark

Flatbush

Borough President puts up funds to restore historic Erasmus Hall Academy Building

By Julianne Cuba

Sweet success! Clinton Hill Girl Scout is borough’s top cookie seller

Sweet success! Clinton Hill Girl Scout is borough’s top cookie seller

By Matt John

Slopers in ‘Seventh Heaven’! Annual street fair hits Seventh Avenue

Park Slope

Slopers in ‘Seventh Heaven’! Annual street fair hits Seventh Avenue

By Colin Mixson

Good Eats: Food fest will showcase the borough’s best

Downtown

Good Eats: Food fest will showcase the borough’s best

By Matt John

Gastronomic guide: Our reporters’ favorite fare at just-opened Dekalb Market Hall

Downtown

Gastronomic guide: Our reporters’ favorite fare at just-opened Dekalb Market Hall

By Lauren Gill

Five things to do in Brooklyn this week!

Hey there, short stuff! Nitehawk celebrates mini movies

By Alexandra Simon

Bushwick bounty: Local food and drink vendors assemble for annual fest

Bushwick

Bushwick bounty: Local food and drink vendors assemble for annual fest

By Matt John

Comptroller Stringer celebrates Russian community in Brighton Beach

Comptroller Stringer celebrates Russian community in Brighton Beach

By Julianne Cuba

De-ported! Transit honcho re-visits plan to sell Red Hook shipping terminal

Red Hook

De-ported! Transit honcho re-visits plan to sell Red Hook shipping terminal

By Lauren Gill

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