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Politics

Gay, democratic-socialist candidate leads Clinton Hill state senate race in fundraising

By Matt Tracy

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Latest slate of open streets includes 10 Brooklyn neighborhoods

By Ben Verde

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Business

Restaurateurs push for outdoor seating to keep business alive

By Kevin Duggan

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Police monitor Bed-Stuy yeshiva after shutting down 60-person class

By Todd Maisel

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Development

Nonprofit developer wants to build eight-story supportive housing at Woodhull Hospital

By Kevin Duggan

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Alleged Brooklyn creep cuffed for groping six women on same morning

By Robert Pozarycki

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News

Borough-based production company pays it forward during pandemic

By Ben Verde

Arts & Entertainment

Event planner launches high-end Zoom performances for Brooklyn artists

By Kevin Duggan

Nurses at Interfaith Medical Center clap at 7 p.m.

Health

Mayor joins in Friday night clap for healthcare workers at Interfaith

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Development

City Council approves plan to turn Jehovah’s Witnesses tower into housing for formerly homeless

By Kevin Duggan & Rose Adams

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Health

Do-gooders install outdoor fridge with free food in Bed-Stuy

By Rose Adams

One person was killed during a fire at 874 Jefferson Avenue in

Bed-Stuy blaze claims man’s life, firefighter seriously injured by fallen glass

By Todd Maisel

Politics

Non-binary political candidates sue Brooklyn Dems over gender designations

By Kevin Duggan

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News

Watch it: ‘Big Foot’ spotted in Bedford-Stuyvesant

By Rose Adams

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Update: Police arrest woman for killing 86-year-old over failure to socially distance

By Kevin Duggan

Firefighters fire at two alarm fire at 99 Schentady Avenue on Tuesday, March 31th.

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Two-alarm fire destroys Bed-Stuy grocery store and injures two people

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Health

Bichotte, Louis deliver meals to fuel healthcare workers through long shifts

By Jessica Parks

Woodhull Hospital

Woman kills 86-year-old over social distancing

By Kevin Duggan

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Politics

Working families Party backs Dem Socialist upstart in State Senate race

By Ben Verde

News

Free food for first responders and food insecure Brooklynites during weekend of giveaways

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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