Robert Pozarycki, Author at Brooklyn Paper

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Oh, baby! Brooklyn welcomes first newborns of 2025

By Robert Pozarycki & Lloyd Mitchell

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Back on track: Cyclone spins again in Coney Island after safety repairs

By Robert Pozarycki, Adam Daly & Ben Brachfeld

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Jeffries breaks ground on $850M G line accessibility upgrade in Clinton Hill

By Robert Pozarycki

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News

Public schools to go remote, alternate side parking canceled as Brooklyn preps for Tuesday snowstorm

By Robert Pozarycki & Brooklyn Paper

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Night of violence in Brooklyn: Five lives claimed in four separate shootings, including apparent murder-suicide in Park Slope

By Robert Pozarycki

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News

East Flatbush mass shooting leaves one dead, three injured: NYPD

By Aidan Graham, Lloyd Mitchell & Robert Pozarycki

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ELECTION RESULTS: Polls close in Brooklyn after high-turnout midterm election

By Kirstyn Brendlen, Megan McGibney, Meaghan McGoldrick & Robert Pozarycki

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LIVE UPDATES: Polls open in Brooklyn for 2022 midterm elections

By Robert Pozarycki, Kirstyn Brendlen, Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil, Ben Brachfeld, Jada Camille & Ximena Del Cerro

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Bay Ridge brawl leads to double stabbing, killing one man and seriously injuring another

By Robert Pozarycki

FDNY shifts manpower as Brooklyn firehouses face staffing shortage post-mandate

By Ben Brachfeld, Emily Davenport & Robert Pozarycki

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Health

COVID transmission plunging in NYC, except in low-vaxxed Brooklyn

By Robert Pozarycki

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Off-duty cop shoots two women, killing one of them, in apparent love triangle: NYPD

By Robert Pozarycki

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Health

This Brooklyn neighborhood with the lowest vaccination rates had the highest infection rates last week

By Robert Pozarycki

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Health

COVID positivity rates fall in most spots as low-vaxxed areas see more cases

By Robert Pozarycki

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Bound, gagged body found rotting under the Coney Island Boardwalk

By Robert Pozarycki

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Violent robbers beat men, hurl anti-gay statements at them during Bushwick attack: NYPD

By Robert Pozarycki

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AMNY

De Blasio, women’s leaders condemn ‘dystopian’ Texas abortion ban, SCOTUS ignorance

By Robert Pozarycki

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News

At least eight New Yorkers dead from Ida’s flash floods, many stuck in basements

By Zach Gewelb & Robert Pozarycki

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Torrential rains in NYC suspend all subway service, de Blasio declares state of emergency

By Robert Pozarycki

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News

Flash flood watch as Ida’s remnants expected to soak NYC

By Robert Pozarycki

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