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Legal parties: Brooklyn Bar Association, Women’s Bar Association host back-to-back events

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Legal parties: Brooklyn Bar Association, Women’s Bar Association host back-to-back events

By James Harney

They can’t wait! Brooklynites hope new City Point Trader Joe’s will bring shorter lines

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Super market! Bklyn’s second Trader Joe’s opens Downtown tomorrow

By Lauren Gill

Homegrown: Local soccer club sparks interest in sport

Sports

Homegrown: Local soccer club sparks interest in sport

Brooklyn Italians

Good Eats: Food fest will showcase the borough’s best

Food & Drink

Good Eats: Food fest will showcase the borough’s best

By Matt John

Gastronomic guide: Our reporters’ favorite fare at just-opened Dekalb Market Hall

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Gastronomic guide: Our reporters’ favorite fare at just-opened Dekalb Market Hall

By Lauren Gill

New entrances coming to Jay Street-MetroTech: Two entries getting facelifts in NYU revamp of old MTA building

New entrances coming to Jay Street-MetroTech: Two entries getting facelifts in NYU revamp of old MTA building

By Lauren Gill

Back to Brooklyn: Blackbirds point guard withdraws from NBA draft

Sports

Back to Brooklyn: Blackbirds point guard withdraws from NBA draft

By Laura Amato

Tech it out! City Tech debuts new facility Downtown

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Tech it out! City Tech debuts new facility Downtown

By Matthew John

To a tea: Former St. Francis star makes impact in England

Sports

To a tea: Former St. Francis star makes impact in England

St. Francis College

In the nick of ‘Times’! Community endorses city plan to improve nightmare intersection at Fourth, Flatbush, and Atlantic

In the nick of ‘Times’! Community endorses city plan to improve nightmare intersection at Fourth, Flatbush, and Atlantic

By Colin Mixson

Work almost complete on park-like entrance to Brooklyn Bridge

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Work almost complete on park-like entrance to Brooklyn Bridge

By Lauren Gill

Kids learn about activism at Cadman Plaza Park

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Kids learn about activism at Cadman Plaza Park

By Matt John

Final stretch: Former Xaverian standout leading LIU baseball

Sports

Final stretch: Former Xaverian standout leading LIU baseball

Long Island University Athletics

Brooklyn’s best battle at Barclays: Hitchins, Serrano notch in-ring victories

Sports

Brooklyn’s best battle at Barclays: Hitchins, Serrano notch in-ring victories

By Laura Amato

Show ’n-telligence: New York University eggheads show off their incredible tech

Show ’n-telligence: New York University eggheads show off their incredible tech

By Colin Mixson

Game of musical planters continues on Jay Street

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Game of musical planters continues on Jay Street

By Lauren Gill

City installs new Downtown stop sign to keep tourists safe

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City installs new Downtown stop sign to keep tourists safe

By Lauren Gill

Paper alum: Collapse of local journalism in heartland led to rise of Trump

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Paper alum: Collapse of local journalism in heartland led to rise of Trump

By Lauren Gill

Spotted! Jay Street planters keep getting moved by parking scofflaws

Spotted! Jay Street planters keep getting moved by parking scofflaws

By Lauren Gill

Lunar-cy! City Point ad falsely claims new food court will open on ‘third new moon’

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Lunar-cy! City Point ad falsely claims new food court will open on ‘third new moon’

By Lauren Gill

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