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Students and Shoah survivors share stories

Flatbush

Students and Shoah survivors share stories

By Julianne Cuba

Meet Seamus, mascot of the Bay Ridge St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Bay Ridge

Meet Seamus, mascot of the Bay Ridge St. Patrick’s Day Parade

By Caroline Spivack

The perfect storm photos!

News

The perfect storm photos!

By The Blizzard People Bureau

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

A ‘Crazy Russian Hacker’ helps me sleep at night

By Joanna DelBuono

Park Slope

Police: Man socks motorist in the face over double-parking argument

By Colin Mixson

Carroll Gardens

Crook takes off with cellphone and cash left in running car

By Julianne Cuba

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

Bay Ridge

Burglar steal cash and cards while guy’s in the shower

By Caroline Spivack

Police: Woman violates restraining order and stabs ex in the thigh

By Caroline Spivack

On their feet: Jamaican dance group honors its founder

Midwood

On their feet: Jamaican dance group honors its founder

By Alexandra Simon

Keeping the faith: Locals want to rethink planned plaza under Brooklyn Bridge

DUMBO

Keeping the faith: Locals want to rethink planned plaza under Brooklyn Bridge

By Ruth Brown

A likely ‘story’: Park tower will be a bit higher than expected

Brooklyn Heights

Bridge Park: Activists’ math is wack — we need cash now!

By Ruth Brown

Library holds its black-tie affair at a bowling alley

News

This storm’s a bust! So listen to Rep. Nydia Velazquez rip into racist Rep. Steve King on Brooklyn Paper Radio!

By Moses Jefferson

Stellaaaa! It’s our blizzard liveblog

News

Stellaaaa! It’s our blizzard liveblog

By the Brooklyn Paper Blizzard People Bureaau

Jetting on: Law and Tech stays alive with second-half comeback

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Jetting on: Law and Tech stays alive with second-half comeback

By Benjamin Leibowitz

Railsplitters get revenge on Jeff in city final

Sports

Railsplitters get revenge on Jeff in city final

By Laura Amato

Last-second letdown: Loughlin can’t sink late shot, falls in semis

Sports

Last-second letdown: Loughlin can’t sink late shot, falls in semis

By Laura Amato

College basketball’s best descend on Barclays Center

Downtown

College basketball’s best descend on Barclays Center

By Laura Amato

Same Bat-time, different Bat-design: Makeover coming for Gowanus ‘Batcave’

Gowanus

Same Bat-time, different Bat-design: Makeover coming for Gowanus ‘Batcave’

By Colin Mixson

Chabad of Bay Ridge paints new picture of Purim with arts fest

Bay Ridge

Chabad of Bay Ridge paints new picture of Purim with arts fest

By Caroline Spivack

Raising the ‘Roof’: Kids ride ponies, parents fall off the wagon at ‘Fiddler’-themed Purim party

Park Slope

Raising the ‘Roof’: Kids ride ponies, parents fall off the wagon at ‘Fiddler’-themed Purim party

By Colin Mixson

More from Around New York

Writer/director Iair Said recently spoke with Gay City News about making “Most People Die on Sundays.”

Q&A with ‘Most People Die on Sundays’ director Iair Said

New York Attorney General Letitia James.

AGs act to protect Haitian immigrants

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New York Family

NYC Faces Rising Challenges in Postpartum Care

Closeup view of an old comic book collection creates a colorful background paper texture with abstract shapes

Things to do this weekend in NYC, May 2-4