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Hanging tree sculpture by Jean Shin at the Brooklyn Public Library's Brooklyn Heights location.

Kids & Education

New sculpture, ‘Something Borrowed, Something Blue,’ celebrates 125 years of service at the Brooklyn Public Library

By Isabel Song Beer

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84th Precinct: Bag thief at the dance battle

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84th Precinct: Perp re-arrested after attacking cops

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84th Precinct: Repeat robber hits grocery store (again)

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88th Precinct: Musical marauder breaks into home, steals guitar

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84th Precinct: Bookbag break-in

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84th Precinct: Down the fire escape

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A Brooklyn Tradition: Sahadi’s added to state Historic Business Preservation Registry after 74 years on Atlantic Avenue

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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84th Precinct: Jerk tries to jack doorman’s phone

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Locals reject bigger highway in three green designs to replace crumbling BQE

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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AMNY

BQE’s crumbling cantilever: Highway would widen back to six lanes in city’s visioning plans

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Business

Happy Days Diner on Montague Street closes after more than 20 years in Brooklyn Heights

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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84th Precinct: Stabbing on Schermerhorn Street

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84th Precinct: Bottle-swinging baddies

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84th Precinct: Aggravated driver shoots stranger

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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84th Precinct: Passing pilferer swipes purse from bike basket

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Business

Court Street Barnes and Noble moving to former Barneys on Atlantic Avenue

By Jessica Parks

NY10

Politics

Goldman declares victory in race for NY-10, Niou just over 1,000 votes behind

By Ethan Stark-Miller

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Sports

‘I feel like a kid’: Open water swimmers traverse the Brooklyn waterfront

By Paul Frangipane

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Books

Magic on Montague: Books Are Magic, beloved indie bookstore, to open second location in Brooklyn Heights

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Author Wendell Edward Carter promotes his novel, "Melting The Snow," about a Black gay man's journey towards embracing his identity.

Queer authors and bookworms converge at 14th annual New York Rainbow Book Fair

Masicka ‘run tings’: Jamaican dancehall heavyweight delivers three standout releases

Best Strawberry Picking Spots on Long Island for Families This Spring

New York Family

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ICE

NYC immigrant advocates sue over Trump admin’s refusal to share new policies for judges denying detainees bond