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Looking up! Artist portrays Downtown skyscrapers with giant photos

Arts & Entertainment

Looking up! Artist portrays Downtown skyscrapers with giant photos

By Caroline Spivack

Tree-son! New Jay St. planters moved to bus lane, illegal parking resumes

Tree-son! New Jay St. planters moved to bus lane, illegal parking resumes

By Lauren Gill

A rider pedals through the Jay Street bike lane.

Flower power! City uses planters to stop illegal parking on Jay Street

By Lauren Gill

Ruffled feathers: Blackbirds part ways with coach after 20-win season

Sports

Ruffled feathers: Blackbirds part ways with coach after 20-win season

Long Island University

Renovations on long-shuttered Cadman Plaza WWII memorial will finally begin next year

News

Renovations on long-shuttered Cadman Plaza WWII memorial will finally begin next year

By Lauren Gill

College basketball’s best descend on Barclays Center

Sports

College basketball’s best descend on Barclays Center

By Laura Amato

Rise of the machinery: Thrilling footage of 10-story rooftop heater installation

News

Rise of the machinery: Thrilling footage of 10-story rooftop heater installation

BY THE BROOKLYN PAPER NYU ROOFTOP ACTION NEWS BUREAU

’Homeland’ films explosive presidential motorcade scene Downtown

News

’Homeland’ films explosive presidential motorcade scene Downtown

By Ruth Brown

Law students — even the corporate ones — protest Trump Downtown

News

Law students — even the corporate ones — protest Trump Downtown

By Lauren Gill

Laying down the law: New housing court will be up and running by 2020, city says

Development

Laying down the law: New housing court will be up and running by 2020, city says

By Lauren Gill

Double-digit disappointment: Blackbirds give up lead, fall at home

Sports

Double-digit disappointment: Blackbirds give up lead, fall at home

By Jon Perez

Closed borders, bodegas: Yemeni workers protest ‘Muslim ban’

News

Closed borders, bodegas: Yemeni workers protest ‘Muslim ban’

By Caroline Spivack

NYU engineering school evacuated after rooftop machinery malfunctions

News

NYU engineering school evacuated after rooftop machinery malfunctions

By The Brooklyn Paper NYU Rooftop Action News Bureau

Today: Yemeni bodega owners closing stores to protest Trump’s travel ban

News

Today: Yemeni bodega owners closing stores to protest Trump’s travel ban

By Lauren Gill

City Point concierges strike for right to unionize

News

City Point concierges strike for right to unionize

By Lauren Gill

Brooklynites party outside federal courthouse after judge blocks Trump’s deportations

News

Brooklynites party outside federal courthouse after judge blocks Trump’s deportations

By Ruth Brown and Lauren Gill

Bullseye! Downtown Target opens on Wednesday

Arts & Entertainment

Bullseye! Downtown Target opens on Wednesday

By Lauren Gill

People’s choice: Ditmas Park film a finalist in Downtown film fest

Arts & Entertainment

People’s choice: Ditmas Park film a finalist in Downtown film fest

By Alexandra Simon

Their word is Bond: Panel OKs traffic-reversal, bike lane on Downtown street

Their word is Bond: Panel OKs traffic-reversal, bike lane on Downtown street

By Lauren Gill

Get Shorty: El Chapo could be tried in Brooklyn

Brooklyn to bring El Chapo to justice

By Ruth Brown

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