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Nat Grid puts 16-acre Gravesend property for sale, thwarting hopes for new sanitation garage

By Rose Adams

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Photos: Dyker Lights shines on without famous ‘Toyland’ display

By Rose Adams

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

COVID-19 vaccine brings Pfizer back to Brooklyn

By Rose Adams

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Gravesend

Broadway-inspired auditorium to give new life to Gravesend high school

By Rose Adams

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Environmentalist blasts alleged ‘falsehoods’ in official Coney Island ferry document

By Rose Adams

Richardson, one of the wrongly convicted “Central Park Five”, takes a break with his sister during a news conference to announce the payout for the case at City Hall in New York

Bedford-Stuyvesant

New ‘Central Park Five’ law requires cops to videotape juvenile interrogations

By Rose Adams

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Bay Ridge

Dr. Ahmad Jaber, founder of Arab American Association of New York, dies

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil & Rose Adams

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Cops seek robber who followed woman home in Marine Park, sexually assaulted her

By Rose Adams

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Bay Ridge

Congressman Max Rose opens account for mayoral bid

By Rose Adams

coney island creek

Coney Island Creek inches closer to Superfund designation

By Rose Adams

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Mermaid Avenue comes alive with holiday light display

By Rose Adams

Gargiulo's

Massive apartment complex slated for Gargiulo’s parking lot

By Rose Adams

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Bushwick

Bushwick venue’s liquor license suspended after 400-person bash

By Rose Adams

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Protesters rally outside Sunset Park federal prison as COVID-19 cases rise

By Rose Adams

sandy repairs

Coney Island NYCHA residents demand long-delayed Sandy repairs

By Rose Adams

flood

Swaths of Brooklyn coastline to be flooded annually by 2050: study

By Rose Adams

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Bushwick

Protesters demand justice for mom injured in Bushwick hit-and-run

By Rose Adams

polar bear plunge

Coney Island’s Polar Bear Plunge canceled amid COVID-19

By Rose Adams

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Gravesend

Gravesend Library receives $250,000 for upgrades

By Rose Adams

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Dyker Heights gears up for annual holiday light show despite pandemic

By Rose Adams

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