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… and these ones don’t!

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… and these ones don’t!

By Colin Mixson

These Kensington residents support the new homeless shelter…

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These Kensington residents support the new homeless shelter…

By Yvonne Juris

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

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Shelter bomb! Kensington gets two weeks’ notice on new homeless center across from school

By Yvonne Juris

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

Police arrest man for W’Terrace, Kensington mugging spree

By Colin Mixson

Kensington teen accused of killing dad granted $1M bail

Kensington teen accused of killing dad granted $1M bail

By Allegra Hobbs

Blind man hit by G train

Blind man hit by G train

By Allegra Hobbs

Cops: Kensington teen fatally stabbed dad

Grand jury indicts teen for murder friends say was self defense

By Allegra Hobbs

Cops: Kensington teen fatally stabbed dad

Cops: Kensington teen fatally stabbed dad

By Allegra Hobbs

Easel A: PS 192 students display their art

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Easel A: PS 192 students display their art

By Max Jaeger

Fatal four-car crash in Kensington

Fatal four-car crash in Kensington

By Vanessa Ogle

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

Cop injured, another reprimanded in Kensington car-hood ride gone wrong

By Noah Hurowitz

Faceoff! Roller-hockey players vie to save Kensington rink

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Faceoff! Roller-hockey players vie to save Kensington rink

By Noah Hurowitz

Fellow students, family members remember hit-and-run victim

Fellow students, family members remember hit-and-run victim

By Noah Hurowitz

Brutal murder in Kensington

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Suspect nabbed in brutal Kensington murder

By Colin Mixson

Brutal murder in Kensington

Brutal murder in Kensington

By Colin Mixson

One dead in Kensington fire

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One dead in Kensington fire

By Megan Riesz

Kensington menorah that went up in flames just before Rosh Hashanah may have been a hate crime: cops

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Who’d ‘a thunk it? Rosh Hashanah menorah blaze not a hate crime: authorities

By Natalie Musumeci

Kensington menorah that went up in flames just before Rosh Hashanah may have been a hate crime: cops

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Kensington menorah that went up in flames just before Rosh Hashanah may have been a hate crime: cops

By Natalie Musumeci

Safe haven! Steps to stop pedestrian death finally approved for Ocean Parkway intersection

Safe haven! Steps to stop pedestrian death finally approved for Ocean Parkway intersection

By Natalie Musumeci

Bartoonist gets wheated

Bar Scrawl

Bartoonist gets wheated

By Bill Roundy

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