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Police: Duo threatened and robbed man on Avenue U

By Julianne Cuba

60th precinct

Police: Man bashed roommate with garbage pail

By Caroline Spivack

Happy National Fried Chicken Day!

News

Happy National Fried Chicken Day!

By Brooklyn Paper

Carroll Gardens

Gun-toting fiend assaults man in subway station

By Julianne Cuba

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Trumpcare is a big flim flam

By Joanna DelBuono

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

Cyclones blow lead, hand Tri-City a win

By Matt John

It’s a hit! Stickball returns to MCU Park

Arts & Entertainment

It’s a hit! Stickball returns to MCU Park

By Lauren Gill

No cryin’ here: ‘Clones honor famous film

Sports

No cryin’ here: ‘Clones honor famous film

By Matthew John

Second act for Vegas Diner: Jewel of Bensonhurst shines in new mob drama

Second act for Vegas Diner: Jewel of Bensonhurst shines in new mob drama

By Caroline Spivack

Missing the boat! Coney pols demand ferry stop

Bay Ridge

Packed to the gills: South Brooklyn ferry route overloaded in first month

By Caroline Spivack

Diving in! Borough residents celebrate city pools’ opening day

News

Diving in! Borough residents celebrate city pools’ opening day

By Lauren Gill

Park Slope

Cad punches woman attempting to break up a fight

By Colin Mixson

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

Cyclones suffer embarrasing defeat to Connecticut

By Matt John

Best on the bases: 2017 All-Brooklyn softball honors

News

Best on the bases: 2017 All-Brooklyn softball honors

By Laura Amato

Seniors embrace technology at Bay Ridge fair

Bay Ridge

Seniors embrace technology at Bay Ridge fair

By Caroline Spivack

Judge to rule on Prince Hotel this month

Bay Ridge

Royal blunder: City misses out on Prince Hotel fines due to lax enforcement

By Caroline Spivack

Killer’s brother dead, found bound in basement closet of family home

Kensington

Murder mystery: Medical examiner can not determine how killer’s brother died, concludes investigation

By Colin Mixson

Branching out

Nipped in the bud: Combo bar and florist forced to quit the plant biz by city

By Colin Mixson

Lady’s decapitated, butchered body discovered floating near Red Hook harbor

Red Hook

Found leg believed to be part of butchered body discovered last week in Red Hook

By Lauren Gill

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

Clones win one, lose one in double-header against Connecticut

By Matt John

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