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‘A dream come true’: Attendees praise boro’s first food fest for black vegans, vegetarians

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‘A dream come true’: Attendees praise boro’s first food fest for black vegans, vegetarians

By Alexandra Simon

Going for global glory: Bklyn, Chinese youth-baseball teams battle in Bed-Stuy

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Going for global glory: Bklyn, Chinese youth-baseball teams battle in Bed-Stuy

By Julianne Cuba

Bed-Stuy man sentenced in 1994 rape case kept open via ‘John Doe’ indictment

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Bed-Stuy man sentenced in 1994 rape case kept open via ‘John Doe’ indictment

By Colin Mixson

Bklyn cop shot on duty leaves hospital surrounded by supportive colleagues

Bklyn cop shot on duty leaves hospital surrounded by supportive colleagues

By Julianne Cuba

Big shot gives back: Comedian Tracy Morgan opens new hoops in his native Bed-Stuy

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Big shot gives back: Comedian Tracy Morgan opens new hoops in his native Bed-Stuy

By Julianne Cuba

Tomorrow: Local health-insurance firm and Bed-Stuy hospital stage medical fair for teens

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Tomorrow: Local health-insurance firm and Bed-Stuy hospital stage medical fair for teens

By Anthony Rotunno

The mother country: New play tackles marriage, moms, and immigration

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The mother country: New play tackles marriage, moms, and immigration

By Alexandra Simon

Bed-Stuy deli slashing: Woman fatally stabbed inside bodega on Bushwick border

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Bed-Stuy deli slashing: Woman fatally stabbed inside bodega on Bushwick border

By Anthony Rotunno

Back on stacks: Bedford-Stuyvesant library welcomes first readers after year-plus makeover

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Back on stacks: Bedford-Stuyvesant library welcomes first readers after year-plus makeover

By Julianne Cuba

Anti-social media: Play mocks Instagram addiction

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Anti-social media: Play mocks Instagram addiction

By Julianne Cuba

A closer look: Two unlicensed truck drivers who hit and killed cyclists face different fates under law

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A closer look: Two unlicensed truck drivers who hit and killed cyclists face different fates under law

By Julianne Cuba

Look out below: Book claims cops most likely to cuff fare jumpers at stations in black nabes

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Look out below: Book claims cops most likely to cuff fare jumpers at stations in black nabes

By Alexandra Simon

Proud moment: Local pride center gets $120,000 to start internship program for LGBTQ youths

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Proud moment: Local pride center gets $120,000 to start internship program for LGBTQ youths

By Colin Mixson

Hey, baby! Boro’s first newborn of 2018 arrives at Bed-Stuy hospital to first-time parents

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Hey, baby! Boro’s first newborn of 2018 arrives at Bed-Stuy hospital to first-time parents

By Julianne Cuba

Cold case: Police pull guy from Bed-Stuy bodega’s ice machine after attempted robbery

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Cold case: Police pull guy from Bed-Stuy bodega’s ice machine after attempted robbery

By Julianne Cuba

Bed-Stuy hospital debuts North Brooklyn’s first LGBTQ-focused health center

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Bed-Stuy hospital debuts North Brooklyn’s first LGBTQ-focused health center

By Julianne Cuba

Kids get coats for the holidays

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Kids get coats for the holidays

By Julianne Cuba

Bus-stop bandit: Teen robs 9-year-old waiting for his ride to school

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Bus-stop bandit: Teen robs 9-year-old waiting for his ride to school

By Leah Lu

Arts group’s next act: Displaced African-dance center to reopen in new home with day of discounted classes

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Arts group’s next act: Displaced African-dance center to reopen in new home with day of discounted classes

By Alexandra Simon

Underground activism: Subway-station posters shed light on boro poverty

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Underground activism: Subway-station posters shed light on boro poverty

By Alexandra Simon

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