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Meadows of Shame

Grave circumstances: Green-Wood Cemetery may close due to rule breakers

By Ben Verde

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News

Brooklyn cemeteries struggle to keep up amid surge in COVID-19 deaths

By Kevin Duggan

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Letter from residents prompts Green-Wood Cemetery to open additional gates

By Jessica Parks

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Locals fume over illegal truck traffic in Sunset Park

By Ben Verde

Musician David Roche poses with his guitar

Music

A grief moment: Brooklyn singer-songwriter releases album about loss

By Rose Adams

Dead of night: Adventurous acts descend on Green-Wood Cemetery

Nightlife

Dead of night: Adventurous acts descend on Green-Wood Cemetery

By Aidan Graham

Drunk driver sentenced for fatally striking man in Greenwood Heights

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Drunk driver sentenced for fatally striking man in Greenwood Heights

By Aidan Graham

New York’s Bravest battle Greenwood Heights blaze

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New York’s Bravest battle Greenwood Heights blaze

By Colin Mixson

Dead center: Green-Wood Cemetery has all the action this summer!

Arts & Entertainment

Dead center: Green-Wood Cemetery has all the action this summer!

By Bill Roundy

Catholic clarity: Brooklyn diocese must release details it used to create list of predatory priests, lawyer says

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Catholic clarity: Brooklyn diocese must release details it used to create list of predatory priests, lawyer says

By Colin Mixson

Monumental discourse: Cemetery leaders setting meeting with neighbors about controversial statue

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Silence on statue sparks concern: Locals worry cemetery may go rogue after refusing meeting about controversial monument

By Colin Mixson

Drunk driver from Marine Park prison-bound for leaving friend to die in fiery crash

Drunk driver from Marine Park prison-bound for leaving friend to die in fiery crash

By Colin Mixson

This is a cartoon version of a runner, biker and car going head-to-head.

Cyclist killed on Third Ave after crashing into cab door and hurtling into traffic

By Colin Mixson

Nailed: Guy beaten with hammer, robbed in G’Heights, police say

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Nailed: Guy beaten with hammer, robbed in G’Heights, police say

By Colin Mixson

Life of the party! Mortician hosts epic Halloween bashes at her G’wood Heights funeral home

Arts & Entertainment

Life of the party! Mortician hosts epic Halloween bashes at her G’wood Heights funeral home

By Julianne McShane

Dead of night: ‘Nightfall’ brings surprises to Green-Wood Cemetery

Nightlife

Dead of night: ‘Nightfall’ brings surprises to Green-Wood Cemetery

By Julianne McShane

Asbestos bust: Five developers indicted for concealing cancer risk at Greenwood Heights building projects

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Asbestos bust: Five developers indicted for concealing cancer risk at Greenwood Heights building projects

By Colin Mixson

Living in the past: Locals restage Revolution’s Battle of Brooklyn on 242nd anniversary

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Living in the past: Locals restage Revolution’s Battle of Brooklyn on 242nd anniversary

By Colin Mixson

Digging up the past: Teens unearth history in cemetery’s internship program

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Digging up the past: Teens unearth history in cemetery’s internship program

By Colin Mixson

Race to beat the bell: Locals, pols call on state to pass speed-camera bill before kids return to school

Race to beat the bell: Locals, pols call on state to pass speed-camera bill before kids return to school

By Julianne McShane

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