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Mill Basin boy takes home international fencing title

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Mill Basin boy takes home international fencing title

By Nichelle Henry

Locked out! City boots CB18, changes locks

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Back off! CB18 says Build It Back office is more trouble than it’s worth

By Max Jaeger

Homes under water

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Senate passes flood-insurance relief

By Max Jaeger

Special guest readers encourage tiny bookworms for Read Across America Day

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Special guest readers encourage tiny bookworms for Read Across America Day

By Nichelle Henry

All downhill from here

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All downhill from here

By Max Jaeger

Emergency call! Goons loot phone Flatbush Avenue phone store

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Emergency call! Goons loot phone Flatbush Avenue phone store

By Will Bredderman

Blackout run over by New Jersey Express

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The Blackout burns out

By Colin Mixson

Civic storm plans: Locals help state prepare for next Sandy

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Local leaders skeptical of grant program that promises lots of money — and even more talk

By Colin Mixson

‘Zumba Daddy’ breaks own record

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‘Zumba Daddy’ breaks own record

By Colin Mixson

Brawl at the mall!

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Brawl at the mall!

By Colin Mixson

Christmas Eve crash

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Christmas Eve crash

By Colin Mixson

My breakfast with Santa

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My breakfast with Santa

By Danielle Furfaro

None dare call it arborcide!

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None dare call it arborcide!

By Colin Mixson

Elementary Zumba

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Elementary Zumba

By Colin Mixson

Let there be light

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Let there be light

By Colin Mixson

Welcome home

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Welcome home

By Colin Mixson

Spooky fun at Aviator

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Spooky fun at Aviator

By Colin Mixson

Prost! Aviator celebrates Oktoberfest with food, games, and plenty of beer

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Prost! Aviator celebrates Oktoberfest with food, games, and plenty of beer

By Colin Mixson

Hunters hope to land job at Kings Plaza Job Fair

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Hunters hope to land job at Kings Plaza Job Fair

By Colin Mixson

Panel approves charter school co-locations despite pleas from parents, teachers, students

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Panel approves charter school co-locations despite pleas from parents, teachers, students

By Colin Mixson

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