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Cops seek thieves wanted in connection with back-to-back robberies

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Cops seek thieves wanted in connection with back-to-back robberies

By Chandler Kidd

Locals rally in response to Brownsville mass shooting

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Locals rally in response to Brownsville mass shooting

By Aidan Graham

Cops seek suspects in Brownsville shooting that left one dead and 11 others injured

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Cops seek suspects in Brownsville shooting that left one dead and 11 others injured

By Zach Gewelb

Cops charge Brownsville man who allegedly hurled bucket of water at officers

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Cops charge Brownsville man who allegedly hurled bucket of water at officers

By Kevin Duggan

Community mourns cyclist who was fatally struck in Brownsville

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Community mourns cyclist who was fatally struck in Brownsville

By Kevin Duggan

Brownsville cyclist fatality marks city’s second biker killed this week

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Brownsville cyclist fatality marks city’s second biker killed this week

By Kevin Duggan

Brooklyn claims nation’s largest number of baby boomers: Report

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Brooklyn claims nation’s largest number of baby boomers: Report

By Rose Adams

Facing opposition: Brownsville tenants file legal complaint against facial recognition technology

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Facing opposition: Brownsville tenants file legal complaint against facial recognition technology

By Kevin Duggan

‘L-pocalypse’ now: L train to shutter for 15 weekends ahead of April closure

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The L-ternatives: What you need to know about the L train slowdown

By Kevin Duggan

Brookdale Hospital donates tablets to Brownsville students

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Brookdale Hospital donates tablets to Brownsville students

By Colin Mixson

Teen convicted of assault for dragging cop along E. Flatbush street with stolen car

Teen convicted of assault for dragging cop along E. Flatbush street with stolen car

By Kevin Duggan

This is an image of a man in a mask, symbolizing a robber.

Motorcyclist dies after collision with sport utility vehicle in Brownsville

By Adam Lucente

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

Fatal accident: Man dies in Brownsville head-on collision

Fatal accident: Man dies in Brownsville head-on collision

By Colin Mixson

Extending the welcome mat

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Extending the welcome mat

By Joanna DelBuono

Over and out! Exit for Ridge lawman

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Over and out! Exit for Ridge lawman

By Will Bredderman

Over and out! Exit for Ridge lawman

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Over and out! Exit for Ridge lawman

By Will Bredderman

Age is just a number for 91-year-old housing delegate Sarah Simpkins

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Age is just a number for 91-year-old housing delegate Sarah Simpkins

By Joanna DelBuono

Homecoming king: Mike Tyson gets a hero’s welcome in Bedford-Stuyvesant

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Homecoming king: Mike Tyson gets a hero’s welcome in Bedford-Stuyvesant

By Ruth Brown

Homecoming king: Mike Tyson gets a hero’s welcome in Bedford-Stuyvesant

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Homecoming king: Mike Tyson gets a hero’s welcome in Bedford-Stuyvesant

By Ruth Brown

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