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Family of Eudes Pierre files suit against cops, city for wrongful death as Eastern Parkway co-named in his honor

By Kirstyn Brendlen & Ben Brachfeld

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84th Precinct: Aggravated driver shoots stranger

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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88th Precinct: Crook steals convenience store taquitos

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Kensington

‘A permanent part of this community’: Kensington street co-named ‘Little Bangladesh’ to celebrate, commemorate Bangladeshi community

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Antonio Reynoso, Brooklyn’s first Latino beep, closes Latino Heritage Month with ‘authentic’ musical celebration

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Fresh off the Pink Runway: Breast cancer survivors strut their stuff at 9th annual Maimonides fashion show

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Gowanus

‘A very strong partnership’: Gowanus Mutual Aid, NYCHA tenant leaders, and pols team up on food giveaways

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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News

Judge Sterling Johnson Jr., who ruled over Brooklyn federal court for 30 years, dies at 88

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Checking in: Dr. Janet Yeh of NYU Langone talks breast health and self-checks for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

By Drew Richardson

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Gowanus

Promising accountability, former head of local org named lead facilitator for Gowanus Rezoning task force

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Health

The Brooklyn Hospital Center officially opens renovated emergency department and ‘state-of-the-art’ cancer center

By Drew Richardson

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News

Deliverista accuses grocery delivery company Gorillas of wage theft in Brooklyn federal court complaint

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Gambino crime family associate Anthony Pandrella sentenced to 40 years in prison for 2018 murder

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Politics

Back to the (community board) office: With pandemic state of emergency lifted, CBs adjust to hybrid, in-person meetings

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Politics

‘Real Chutzpah!’: Felder says Con Ed ‘should not get one more penny’ as pols ask state to reconsider rate hike

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Religion

Brooklyn Diocese appoints NYPD veteran to office of child protection

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Arts & Entertainment

Brooklyn Blues: BRIC JazzFest coming to Fort Greene with carefully-curated lineup next month

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Kings County Nurseries to be replaced by pair of 7-story apartment buildings

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Housing

Work set to begin on long-contested Broadway Triangle affordable housing development

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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A decade after Sandy, $52 billion climate vulnerability plan would bring flood gates, sea walls to Brooklyn’s coastal nabes

By Ximena Del Cerro & Kirstyn Brendlen

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