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Politics

2021 Elections: Who’s running for City Council in the 36th district

By Ben Verde

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Health

Brooklyn doctor tells harrowing tale of 10-month recovery from COVID-19

By Kevin Duggan

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Business

Bed-Stuy flower shop ‘Blooms’ into second opening

By Ariama C. Long

Coronavirus vaccination site at NYCHA housing complex in Brooklyn

Health

Central Brooklyn nabes among least vaccinated communities

By Ben Verde

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Business

BLK MKT Vintage honors Black history in Bed-Stuy with classic artifacts

By Cate Corcoran

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Brooklyn streets to be named for Pete Hamill and Yusuf Hawkins

By Ben Verde

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Nostrand Avenue station entrance reopens after more than 30 years

By Ben Verde

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Revvin’ up: Revel to open electric car charging ‘superhub’ at old Pfizer factory

By Kevin Duggan

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Arts & Entertainment

How a Black Lives Matter mural in Bed-Stuy fostered a community

By Rose Adams

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Politics

2021 Elections: Who’s running for City Council in the 35th District

By Ben Verde

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Man, 59, shot in broad daylight on Bedford-Stuyvesant street

By Ben Verde

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Brooklyn woman charged with taking US Postal Service truck on joyride

By Robert Pozarycki

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‘Fire everywhere’: Two-alarm blaze rips through Bed-Stuy brownstone

By Emily Davenport & Lloyd Mitchell

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DA Gonzalez charges 19 alleged gang members for more than a dozen shootings in Bed-Stuy, C’Heights

By Kevin Duggan

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Development

Modern condos to replace crumbling storefront in Bed-Stuy

By Craig Hubert

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Charges await Brooklyn man for deadly machete attack on family members

By Robert Pozarycki

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Suspect arrested in connection with Bed-Stuy mass shooting

By Ben Verde

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Health

COVID-19 vaccine brings Pfizer back to Brooklyn

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

Politics

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

By Rose Adams

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Cops searching for cycling hate crime duo

By Ben Verde

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