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Welcome to the workforce! Thief swipes intern’s bike on her first day on the job, boss says

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Welcome to the workforce! Thief swipes intern’s bike on her first day on the job, boss says

By Colin Mixson

Colon cancer survivor raises funds and awareness in Ditmas Park

Arts & Entertainment

Colon cancer survivor raises funds and awareness in Ditmas Park

By Julianne McShane

Seeking salvation: Ditmas Parkers stage landmarking push to save church from destruction

Development

Seeking salvation: Ditmas Parkers stage landmarking push to save church from destruction

By Colin Mixson

Clean slate: Comedians at temple are next to godliness

Arts & Entertainment

Clean slate: Comedians at temple are next to godliness

By Julianne Cuba

Cyber creep charged: DA indicts Ditmas Park man for targeting young girls in social-media sex scheme

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Cyber creep charged: DA indicts Ditmas Park man for targeting young girls in social-media sex scheme

By Colin Mixson

Leaving its bark: Huge tree smashes into Ditmas Park house, onto parked car

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Leaving its bark: Huge tree smashes into Ditmas Park house, onto parked car

By Anthony Rotunno

Blossoming again: Ditmas Park bar–flower shop will resume selling buds this season, owners say

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Blossoming again: Ditmas Park bar–flower shop will resume selling buds this season, owners say

By Colin Mixson

Branching out

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Nipped in the bud: Combo bar and florist forced to quit the plant biz by city

By Colin Mixson

Police: Brutes bash man after he offers to pay for their food in Ditmas Park

Police: Brutes bash man after he offers to pay for their food in Ditmas Park

By Ruth Brown

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

Truck driver hits, kills woman in Ditmas Park then drives off

By Colin Mixson

Police tracking footsteps of crook who swiped six Fitbits in Ditmas Park

Police tracking footsteps of crook who swiped six Fitbits in Ditmas Park

By Ruth Brown

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

Guy tried to rape woman in elevator of her Ditmas Park building

By Ruth Brown

Caribbean Christmas market brings island flavor to holiday season

Arts & Entertainment

Caribbean Christmas market brings island flavor to holiday season

By Alexandra Simon

Bar back: Sycamore installs heated cabin for winter

Nightlife

Bar back: Sycamore installs heated cabin for winter

By Caroline Spivack

Read all abou-Dit! ‘Ditmas Lit’ brings authors to Sycamore Bar

Arts & Entertainment

Read all abou-Dit! ‘Ditmas Lit’ brings authors to Sycamore Bar

By Caroline Spivack

Raccoon evades police on hours-long chase in Ditmas Park

Raccoon evades police on hours-long chase in Ditmas Park

By Colin Mixson

Pup art! Ditmas Park artist specializes in dog portraits

Pup art! Ditmas Park artist specializes in dog portraits

By Colin Mixson

Old fashioned! Ditmas Park seniors strut their stuff on the runway

News

Old fashioned! Ditmas Park seniors strut their stuff on the runway

By Colin Mixson

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

Police: Sickos tried to rape woman in Ditmas Park

By Ruth Brown

Grow-rious! Ditmas Park CSA accepting applications for 2016 season

Food & Drink

Grow-rious! Ditmas Park CSA accepting applications for 2016 season

By Brooklyn Paper

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