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60th precinct

Punk punches, slashes man near W. 22nd Street

By Aidan Graham

60th precinct

Brute knocks out man and robs him

By Aidan Graham

60th precinct

Brutes attack and rob man on Shore Parkway

By Aidan Graham

‘A bureaucratic mess’: Surf Avenue reopens after painful eight months in Coney Island

Development

‘A bureaucratic mess’: Surf Avenue reopens after painful eight months in Coney Island

By Aidan Graham

Cops arrest NBA player’s sister for allegedly threatening trial witness

Cops arrest NBA player’s sister for allegedly threatening trial witness

By Aidan Graham

Pipe dream: Cuomo temporarily rejects pipeline off Coney Island coast

Development

Pipe dream: Cuomo temporarily rejects pipeline off Coney Island coast

By Aidan Graham

Dump truck driver fatally strikes man in Coney Island: NYPD

News

Dump truck driver fatally strikes man in Coney Island: NYPD

By Julianne McShane

60th precinct

Brute punches train conductor at Stillwell Ave. station

By Aidan Graham

Goals: Coney Island to get two new soccer fields by end of year

Development

Goals: Coney Island to get two new soccer fields by end of year

By Julianne McShane

Tribute day: Locals pay tribute to fallen heroes at annual Wall of Remembrance celebration

Arts & Entertainment

Tribute day: Locals pay tribute to fallen heroes at annual Wall of Remembrance celebration

By Julianne McShane

Complaint accuses NYC Ferry staffers of refusing Muslim families because of ‘security issue’

Development

Sunken site: City eliminates one of three Coney Island Creek sites it studied for ferry landing

By Julianne McShane

60th precinct

Trio attacks and robs man on W. 11th Street

By Aidan Graham

TONIGHT: City officials to host community info session about Coney Island ferry stop

Arts & Entertainment

TONIGHT: City officials to host community info session about Coney Island ferry stop

By Julianne McShane

It’s history: Coney’s oldest remaining building to be demolished

Development

Coney Islanders decry demolition of nabe’s oldest remaining building

By Julianne McShane

New 4,000-seat entertainment venue to open in Coney Island this summer

Nightlife

New 4,000-seat entertainment venue to open in Coney Island this summer

By Julianne McShane

60th precinct

Louts beat and rob 64-year-old man

By Aidan Graham

Break a sweat: Youngsters get active at Coney Island YMCA’s Healthy Kids Day

Arts & Entertainment

Break a sweat: Youngsters get active at Coney Island YMCA’s Healthy Kids Day

By Julianne McShane

Better backpedal! Coney community board blasts city’s dockless bike-rental program

Development

Spoke too soon: City abandons plan to roll out dockless bike share program in Coney Island

By Julianne McShane

Act of faith: Officials open Coney amusement district for summer with annual Blessing of the Rides

Arts & Entertainment

Fun employment: Recruiters hiring for more than 600 Coney Island summer gigs at upcoming job fairs

By Julianne McShane

Say cheese: Fake mobsters heading to prison for extorting Sheepshead Bay pizzeria owner

Sea Gate man sentenced to 20 years in prison for brutal murder, rape

By Julianne McShane

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