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Protecting against further foreclosure – State Legislature, governor reach agreement on subprime mortgage legislation

By Aaron Short

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Prostitute crack down – BK law enforcers turn attention to oldest profession

By Thomas Tracy

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Penny pinching in BK – Local pantries feel the crunch as food prices rise

By Aaron Short

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Local parks looking for some friends

By Aaron Short

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Kicked to the curb – City delays street repairs

By Aaron Short

Helping hand from Martha – Editors assist BK students with magazine

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Helping hand from Martha – Editors assist BK students with magazine

By Helen Klein

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Green Point wine comes ‘home’ – Australian wine maker to sponsor local film festival at McCarren Park Pool

By Aaron Short

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Foul play for Brooklyn Cyclones – Owner of hometown team owers the city nearly $130,000, sez city comptroller

By Gary Buiso

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Dial ‘R’ for robbery – Greenpoint cops on the hunt for cell phone snatchers

By Tom Tracy

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Cool fun under Brooklyn’s streets – Beat the summer heat with Bob Diamond’s tunnel tour, featuring a live performance

By Gary Buiso

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Concrete jungle workouts – Local launches citywide online fitness network

By Greg Hanlon

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BK mom top graduate – Sarah Roth valedictorian of Phillips Beth Israel school

By Brooklyn Paper

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It was brutal and it was a mugging

By Ben Muessig

Crossed out; Separation of church and estate

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Crossed out; Separation of church and estate

By Ben Muessig

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Watch out for the thug on the bike!

By Ben Muessig

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Still waiting for green space

By Aaron Short

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Somber memorial for fallen fireman

By Greg Hanlon

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Pol: School’s failing arts – Only 5 percent of BK elementary schools with full program

By Michèle De Meglio

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JHS sex-abuse allegations -Report claims school aide touched students

By Joe Filippazzo

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Housing crunch – In the red, NYCHA faces cuts

By Aaron Short

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Advocates rally called on New York City to follow through on a proposal to abolish labor policies that allow for home care aides to work for 24 hours, but only receive 13 hours worth of pay.

LGBTQ advocates join protracted push to improve conditions for home care aides

Governor Kathy Hochul (sixth from left) and other officals celebrate the completion of $45 million NYS Regional Food Hub in the Bronx on June 17, 2025. Hunts Point-Based Food Hub will improve access to healthy foods for underserved populations. Facility will increase food distribution by 600 %, creating 200 new jobs and will connect upstate farms to downstate markets.

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