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Suits their fancy: Bindle and Keep tailors discuss their work

Arts & Entertainment

Suits their fancy: Bindle and Keep tailors discuss their work

By Winnie McCroy

Longtime Clinton Hill residents rail against planned bike lane for ‘settlers’

City halts controversial Clinton Ave. bike lane vote

By Lauren Gill

Longtime Clinton Hill residents rail against planned bike lane for ‘settlers’

Longtime Clinton Hill residents rail against planned bike lane for ‘settlers’

By Lauren Gill

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

Fiat driver runs over, kills cyclist in Clinton Hill

By Lauren Gill

Tragically hip: Play looks at the ‘Last Hipster in Brooklyn’

Arts & Entertainment

Tragically hip: Play looks at the ‘Last Hipster in Brooklyn’

by Sarah Iannone

Fifty shades darker: Black burlesque troupe shakes it up

Nightlife

Fifty shades darker: Black burlesque troupe shakes it up

By Colin Mixson

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Kids & Education

School’s out forever: DeBlasio closing three Brooklyn public schools

By Allegra Hobbs

Motor City’s wood-burning: Clinton Hill pizzeria opening Detroit-style pie joint

Food & Drink

Motor City’s wood-burning: Clinton Hill pizzeria opening Detroit-style pie joint

By Allegra Hobbs

Students: Pratt booting beloved recycled art shop off campus over chain-store contract

News

Students: Pratt booting beloved recycled art shop off campus over chain-store contract

By Allegra Hobbs

Alums, students say St. Joseph’s College dropped the ball with athletic director’s dismissal

Sports

Alums, students say St. Joseph’s College dropped the ball with athletic director’s dismissal

By Joseph Staszewski

Alums, students say St. Joseph’s College dropped the ball with athletic director’s dismissal

Sports

Alums, students say St. Joseph’s College dropped the ball with athletic director’s dismissal

By Joseph Staszewski

Moving pictures: Dance piece explores film that sparked a revolution

Arts & Entertainment

Moving pictures: Dance piece explores film that sparked a revolution

By Claire McCartney

Police, pols: More ‘snitches’ needed to stop C’Hill, F’Greene shootings

News

Police, pols: More ‘snitches’ needed to stop C’Hill, F’Greene shootings

By Harry MacCormack

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

Police: Alleged rapist broke woman’s teeth in brutal attack

By Ruth Brown

VIDEO: Cop’s knockout hit that family says gave teen brain damage

Clinton Hill teen sues cops for alleged assault, wrongful arrest

By Noah Hurowitz

Pooping my religion: One-woman show is about faith and fecal matter

Arts & Entertainment

Pooping my religion: One-woman show is about faith and fecal matter

By Danielle Furfaro

Curses! Husband of crash victim slams police over botched investigation

Curses! Husband of crash victim slams police over botched investigation

By Noah Hurowitz

Writers celebrate the lost Bard of Bay Ridge

Arts & Entertainment

Writers celebrate the lost Bard of Bay Ridge

By Max Jaeger

Staying Put-nam: Panel members want to keep controversial plaza

News

Staying Put-nam: Panel members want to keep controversial plaza

By Andy Mai

School protesters are Cuomo-phobic

News

School protesters are Cuomo-phobic

By Noah Hurowitz

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