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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

Authorities with an agenda: Cops using police vehicle to advocate against constitutional convention

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Authorities with an agenda: Cops using police vehicle to advocate against constitutional convention

By Colin Mixson

Squeak thief! Rodent stole woman’s mail for two months, exterminator says

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Squeak thief! Rodent stole woman’s mail for two months, exterminator says

By Colin Mixson

Purple reign! Spike Lee celebrates Prince’s birthday with massive Bklyn bash

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Purple reign! Spike Lee celebrates Prince’s birthday with massive Bklyn bash

By Colin Mixson

Taking off: Jets track star makes history

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Taking off: Jets track star makes history

Naomi Brown

Den of in-equity: Play tackles love and class warfare on the trading floor

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Den of in-equity: Play tackles love and class warfare on the trading floor

By Laura Meltzer

Bedford-Stuyvesant locals: Citi Bikes are the ride stuff

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Bedford-Stuyvesant locals: Citi Bikes are the ride stuff

By Alexandra Simon

Jetting on: Law and Tech stays alive with second-half comeback

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Jetting on: Law and Tech stays alive with second-half comeback

By Benjamin Leibowitz

Buzz words! Kids have f-u-n at Bed-Stuy spelling bee

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Buzz words! Kids have f-u-n at Bed-Stuy spelling bee

By Ruth Brown

Checkmate: Bed-Stuy native uses chess skills to spark track & field stadom

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Checkmate: Bed-Stuy native uses chess skills to spark track & field stadom

By Laura Amato

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