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Bark Slope: Kiddos read to dogs at Park Slope bookstore

Bark Slope: Kiddos read to dogs at Park Slope bookstore

By Colin Mixson

Low life: Cops seek Park Slope subway groper

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Low life: Cops seek Park Slope subway groper

By Colin Mixson

Prospect-ive delays: Park fixes could be stalled due to problematic contractor

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Prospect-ive delays: Park fixes could be stalled due to problematic contractor

By Colin Mixson

Branching out: Catholic kids offer comfort to Jewish neighbors

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Branching out: Catholic kids offer comfort to Jewish neighbors

By Colin Mixson

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

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Leading ladies! Power Women gala honors Brooklyn’s formidable females

By Maya Harrison and Natallie Rocha

Joy ride: Children’s book discusses biking while female

Arts & Entertainment

Joy ride: Children’s book discusses biking while female

By Julianne McShane

Saved by LaBelle! Legendary singer to open Celebrate Brooklyn! Fest

Nightlife

Saved by LaBelle! Legendary singer to open Celebrate Brooklyn! Fest

By Colin Mixson

Thief snatches pricey pair of kicks

By Colin Mixson

Grave robber: Sloper gets two months in prison for using city office to steal cash from dead

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Grave robber: Sloper gets two months in prison for using city office to steal cash from dead

By Colin Mixson

Police: Man tried to take several pairs of shoes from store

By Colin Mixson

Police: Man breaks into apartment and takes candy

By Colin Mixson

Sad scene: Slopers remember young victims on anniversary of deadly Ninth Street crash

Subway

Sad scene: Slopers remember young victims on anniversary of deadly Ninth Street crash

By Colin Mixson

March turns a corner: Bklyn St. Patrick’s Day Parade formally welcomes LGBTQ participants for first time in history

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March turns a corner: Bklyn St. Patrick’s Day Parade formally welcomes LGBTQ participants for first time in history

By Colin Mixson

Clay it ain’t so! Slopers mourn looming closure of beloved store The Clay Pot

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Clay it ain’t so! Slopers mourn looming closure of beloved store The Clay Pot

By Colin Mixson

Police: Guy stole nine pair of shoes and bag from Atlantic Ave. store

By Colin Mixson

Curve fall: Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Arch cordoned off through 2021 after debris drops from it

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Curve fall: Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Arch cordoned off through 2021 after debris drops from it

By Colin Mixson

Police hunting for sneak who swiped, desecrated Slope church’s statue

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Police hunting for sneak who swiped, desecrated Slope church’s statue

By Colin Mixson

Welcome Mat: Players make fairy tale musical more inclusive

Arts & Entertainment

Welcome Mat: Players make fairy tale musical more inclusive

By Julianne McShane

Thief takes off in woman’s car

By Colin Mixson

Cabbie drives off with man’s phone after fare dispute

By Colin Mixson

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