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New initiative aims to curb gun violence in central Brooklyn

By Ben Verde

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News

‘Asking for unity’: Bed-Stuy residents band together for justice at vigil for slain baby

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Brooklyn drive-by shooting spree leaves six people shot in just 14 minutes: NYPD

By Robert Pozarycki

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Bed-Stuy leaders call for structural change following shooting death of one-year-old

By Ben Verde

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Politics

22-year-old protest leader eyes Bed-Stuy council seat

By Ben Verde

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Health

Protesters slam Bed-Stuy hospital after Black woman dies during childbirth

By Rose Adams

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News

Three Brooklyn public pools set to reopen in August

By Ben Verde

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Cops cuff man after attempted kidnapping and bizarre break-in

By Todd Maisel

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Seven shot, one stabbed Monday night across Brooklyn

By Todd Maisel

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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

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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

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