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Low key: Brooklyn Bridge ‘love lock’ crackdown looks like a success

Downtown

Low key: Brooklyn Bridge ‘love lock’ crackdown looks like a success

By Lauren Gill

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

Police: Guy groped, kissed lady in Jay Street-MetroTech elevator

By Lauren Gill

Holiday bonus: ‘Kevin Geeks Out’ doubles down on Santa specials

Downtown

Holiday bonus: ‘Kevin Geeks Out’ doubles down on Santa specials

By Bill Roundy

Exit strategy: City adds signal, crosswalk to Manhttan Bridge off-ramp

Exit strategy: City adds signal, crosswalk to Manhttan Bridge off-ramp

By Lauren Gill

Skirting the law: City needs Feds’ permission to run streetcar past courthouse — but doesn’t have it

Skirting the law: City needs Feds’ permission to run streetcar past courthouse — but doesn’t have it

By Lauren Gill

Election update: Hillary-inspired sitcom gets a new ending

Downtown

Election update: Hillary-inspired sitcom gets a new ending

By Julianne Cuba

POLL: Mayor is on board with developer-backed streetcar plan — are you?

Downtown residents to streetcar honchos: We have enough transit already, thanks

By Lauren Gill

Skaters stoked about gnarly new Downtown skatepark

Downtown

Skaters stoked about gnarly new Downtown skatepark

By Lauren Gill

POLL: Mayor is on board with developer-backed streetcar plan — are you?

‘Is there a chance the track could bend?’: CB2 residents can weigh in on streetcar routes tonight, CB6 Thursday

By Lauren Gill

Heyward Jr. family rail against DA after officer cleared again for fatally shooting 13-year-old

Heyward Jr. family rail against DA after officer cleared again for fatally shooting 13-year-old

By Lauren Gill

Bittsweet victory for Blackbirds in season-opening blowout

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Bittsweet victory for Blackbirds in season-opening blowout

By Johnny Kunen

The ‘Watchtower’ deal’s winners and losers

Downtown

Squadron goals: Share your concerns, ideas with local pol tonight

By Lauren Gill

A tale of two City Points! Union: ‘Affordable’ tower workers paid less than market-rate building employees

EXCLUSIVE: In store: City, Downtown mall in talks for new school

By Lauren Gill

What’s in it for us? Downtowners reject high-rise because it doesn’t have school or subway entrance

Up for it: Levin backs controversial Downtown rezoning for new high-rise

By Lauren Gill

Love the talkies, don’t love the talkers: Seniors cheer new, quiet Alamo Drafthouse movie theater

Downtown

Love the talkies, don’t love the talkers: Seniors cheer new, quiet Alamo Drafthouse movie theater

By Lauren Gill

Cyclist doored on Jay Street

Cyclist doored on Jay Street

By Lauren Gill

Presidential pals! Beep befriends new NYU prez at Boro Hall welcome gala

Kids & Education

Presidential pals! Beep befriends new NYU prez at Boro Hall welcome gala

By Lauren Gill

On ‘Point’: Downtown mall finally opens with Century 21 outlet

Downtown

On ‘Point’: Downtown mall finally opens with Century 21 outlet

By Ruth Brown

Worker killed by falling crane hook at Downtown boutique hotel construction site

Worker killed by falling crane hook at Downtown boutique hotel construction site

By Lauren Gill

A tale of two City Points! Union: ‘Affordable’ tower workers paid less than market-rate building employees

Downtown

Century 21 opening at City Point on Tuesday — giving away free gift cards

By The Brooklyn Paper Mall Rat Bureau

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