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News analysis: If LICH closes, housing towers could rise

News

News analysis: If LICH closes, housing towers could rise

By Jaime Lutz

Cops hunt Baltic Street screwdriver burglar

News

Cops hunt Baltic Street screwdriver burglar

By Natalie Musumeci

New pediatric clinic coming to Cobble Hill

News

New pediatric clinic coming to Cobble Hill

By Jaime Lutz

Doctors: We have an antidote for Long Island College Hospital’s imminent demise

News

Long Island College Hospital set to close

By Jaime Lutz

Romance unleashed: Women and their dogs get together for Valentine’s day

Nightlife

Romance unleashed: Women and their dogs get together for Valentine’s day

By Natalie Musumeci

Doctors: We have an antidote for Long Island College Hospital’s imminent demise

News

Doctors: We have an antidote for Long Island College Hospital’s imminent demise

By Jaime Lutz

Hospital may be sold

News

Long Island College Hospital at death’s door

By Jaime Lutz

Hospital may be sold

Development

Hospital may be sold

By Jaime Lutz

It’s the house special

Food & Drink

It’s the house special

By Will Levitt

This is a cartoon os a man looking like he is going to a party.

Arts & Entertainment

From Craigslist to the book list

By Eli Rosenberg

Our Bartoonist samples Brooklyn’s namesake cocktail

Bar Scrawl

Our Bartoonist samples Brooklyn’s namesake cocktail

By Bill Roundy

Our roving Bartoonist toasts the Clover Club

Bar Scrawl

Our roving Bartoonist toasts the Clover Club

By Bill Roundy

Hunter’s finds mark in Cobble Hill

Food & Drink

Hunter’s finds mark in Cobble Hill

By Will Levitt

Not a walk in the park

News

Neighbors: City should close Cobble Hill Park later so we don’t get ticketed

By Natalie O’Neill

Calm down! City wants to slow traffic with extra parking

Calm down! City wants to slow traffic with extra parking

By Natalie O’Neill

The LICH switch! Medical center finalizes merger with SUNY Downstate

News

LICH layoffs: Cobble Hill hospital cuts 150 jobs

By Danielle Furfaro

Antidepressants are over-prescribed, says Brooklyn author

Arts & Entertainment

Antidepressants are over-prescribed, says Brooklyn author

By Eli Rosenberg

Despite protests, Eva’s charter gets space in Cobble Hill school

News

Unsuccessful suits! Judge dismisses cases against Success charter schools

By Aaron Short

This is a cartoon os a man looking like he is going to a party.

Arts & Entertainment

Bookworms and barflies come together for boozy lit crawl

By Will Bredderman

Writer tells you about his childhood friend: Jeffrey Dahmer

Arts & Entertainment

Writer tells you about his childhood friend: Jeffrey Dahmer

By Colin Mixson

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