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Police: Woman slugged another lady with a combination lock

By Colin Mixson

Carving out a niche: Stonemasons learn trade at Green-Wood

Greenwood Heights

Carving out a niche: Stonemasons learn trade at Green-Wood

By Colin Mixson

Borrow a tune! Brooklyn Public Library now lending musical instruments

Borrow a tune! Brooklyn Public Library now lending musical instruments

By Colin Mixson

Police cuff man suspected of sexually abusing 5-year-old

Police cuff man suspected of sexually abusing 5-year-old

By Colin Mixson

Growing up: Botanic Garden will transform overlooked ‘Overlook’ into inviting incline

Prospect Heights

Growing up: Botanic Garden will transform overlooked ‘Overlook’ into inviting incline

By Colin Mixson

Puddle puzzle: City points fingers instead of fixing flooding outside Terrace subway station

Windsor Terrace

Puddle puzzle: City points fingers instead of fixing flooding outside Terrace subway station

By Colin Mixson

Weirdo threatens woman with syringe

By Colin Mixson

Not a shot! Anti-vax movement prompts Brooklynites to withhold inoculations from their pets, vets say

Sick as a dog: Vets urge vaccination as boro’s canine-flu cases grow

By Colin Mixson

OPINION: ‘Thoughts and prayers’ won’t stop car nuts — but new rules can

Ninth Street redesign coming in June, officials say

By Colin Mixson

Splashy debut! Renovations conclude at century-plus-old P’Slope bathhouse

Builder washes hands of Fourth Ave. bathhouse: Historic Lyceum sold months after restoration

By Colin Mixson

Falling wall is close call: Twenty evacuated after Gowanus building collapses

Gowanus

Falling wall is close call: Twenty evacuated after Gowanus building collapses

By Colin Mixson

Made to fit: Slope tower’s zig-zagging facade designed to fill land and air space of neighboring lots

Made to fit: Slope tower’s zig-zagging facade designed to fill land and air space of neighboring lots

By Colin Mixson

Small miracle: Pregnant Slope-crash survivor’s unborn baby will live, family says

Pregnant Slope-crash survivor’s unborn baby dies

By Colin Mixson

Vandal smashes car windows along Flatbush Avenue

By Colin Mixson

King of the monsters roams Kings: ‘Godzilla’ has thrived inside a local graveyard for decades, eyewitnesses claim

Greenwood Heights

King of the monsters roams Kings: ‘Godzilla’ has thrived inside a local graveyard for decades, eyewitnesses claim

By Colin Mixson

Roving remedy: Methodist Hospital’s new high-tech ambulance provides immediate stroke care

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Roving remedy: Methodist Hospital’s new high-tech ambulance provides immediate stroke care

By Colin Mixson

CB6 district manager arrested for alleged stalking

DA charges former top-earning CB6 staffer with forging raise authorizations

By Colin Mixson

Clean canvas: Beloved PLG mural painted over to make way for new public artwork

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens

Clean canvas: Beloved PLG mural painted over to make way for new public artwork

By Colin Mixson

Dead drunk: Couple’s ‘immortal’ cider made with apples grown in Green-Wood Cemetery

Greenwood Heights

Dead drunk: Couple’s ‘immortal’ cider made with apples grown in Green-Wood Cemetery

By Colin Mixson

Police: Man shoves woman at Flatbush Avenue market

By Colin Mixson

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