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Inferno in Dyker Heights

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Inferno in Dyker Heights

By Moses Jefferson

Winds of change: Poly Prep baseball standout finds success in Chicago

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Winds of change: Poly Prep baseball standout finds success in Chicago

By Troy Mauriello

Ladies night! We celebrate Brooklyn’s strong, selfless women

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Ladies night! We celebrate Brooklyn’s strong, selfless women

By James Harney

Poly softball comes up short in title game

Sports

Poly softball comes up short in title game

File photo by Sean Murphy

Worth the wait: Poly senior’s return to mound sparks championship win

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Worth the wait: Poly senior’s return to mound sparks championship win

Photo by Carin Ehrenberg

Back again: Poly softball rolls to another championship berth

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Back again: Poly softball rolls to another championship berth

Photo by Sean Murphy

Stepping up: Poly junior lift Blue Devils to semi win

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Stepping up: Poly junior lift Blue Devils to semi win

By Laura Amato

Overruled: Rock-to-Ridge Rep dismissed calls for special counsel, but Justice Department appointed one anyway

Politics

Overruled: Rock-to-Ridge Rep dismissed calls for special counsel, but Justice Department appointed one anyway

By Caroline Spivack

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

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Council passes long-awaited ‘illegal conversion’ bill

By Caroline Spivack

Devil’s due: Poly ace dominates, comes up just short of no-hitter

Sports

Devil’s due: Poly ace dominates, comes up just short of no-hitter

By Laura Amato

Dyker Heights teen calls cops after being shot in the face, police nab suspects

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Dyker Heights teen calls cops after being shot in the face, police nab suspects

By Caroline Spivack

Catholic Charities balks at buying Angel Guardian Home

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Catholic Charities balks at buying Angel Guardian Home

By Caroline Spivack

Super Nova: Poly senior lifts Blue Devils to win over Fieldston

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Super Nova: Poly senior lifts Blue Devils to win over Fieldston

By Laura Amato

Nordic pageant crowns new ‘Miss Norway’

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Nordic pageant crowns new ‘Miss Norway’

By Caroline Spivack

Devil’s due: Poly baseball ready for another run at title

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Devil’s due: Poly baseball ready for another run at title

By Laura Amato

17 big stories to watch in 2017

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Catholic Charities aims to turn Angel Guardian Home into senior housing

By Caroline Spivack

Planned Parenthood supporters take aim at Rep. Donovan

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Planned Parenthood supporters take aim at Rep. Donovan

By Caroline Spivack

Protestors slam Rep. Donovan outside Dyker office

Politics

Protestors slam Rep. Donovan outside Dyker office

By Caroline Spivack

Gawk shock! Locals outraged city gave parking spaces to ‘Dyker Lights’ tour buses

Gawk shock! Locals outraged city gave parking spaces to ‘Dyker Lights’ tour buses

By Caroline Spivack

City’s vacate order leaves two families homeless

Politics

City’s vacate order leaves two families homeless

By Max Jaeger

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