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Little shop of coppers: Slope rare-coin dealer keeps old-timey hobby rolling

Little shop of coppers: Slope rare-coin dealer keeps old-timey hobby rolling

By Colin Mixson

Near East ear feast! Balkan music festival takes over Grand Prospect Hall this weekend

Near East ear feast! Balkan music festival takes over Grand Prospect Hall this weekend

By Colin Mixson

Police: Suspect sucker-punches guy outside bar

By Colin Mixson

All that jazz: Slope Lounge welcomes the really big bands

All that jazz: Slope Lounge welcomes the really big bands

By Alexandra Simon

Quick thief swipes woman’s purse

By Colin Mixson

Police: Man sneaks socks and sneakers out of store

By Colin Mixson

Cops cuff two drug store thieves

By Colin Mixson

Slurps up! Frost-resistant drinking fountains arrive in Brooklyn’s Backyard

Stone-cold steaming: Slopers irate over delayed installation of non-freezing fountains in P’Park

By Colin Mixson

Naughty or ice: Santa hits the rink with kids at Prospect Park

Naughty or ice: Santa hits the rink with kids at Prospect Park

By Colin Mixson

State Sen. Parker under fire for ‘accidentally’ voting to ban sanctuary cities

Slope state Senator tells flack for chamber’s GOP to ‘kill yourself’ on Twitter

By Colin Mixson

Movie revival: Nitehawk Cinema opens in former Pavilion theater

Movie revival: Nitehawk Cinema opens in former Pavilion theater

By Colin Mixson

Police: Store employee ran toy shoplifting scheme

By Colin Mixson

Market watch: Slopers ponder Fifth Ave. Key Food’s fate after months pass with no signs of site’s redevelopment

Market watch: Slopers ponder Fifth Ave. Key Food’s fate after months pass with no signs of site’s redevelopment

By Colin Mixson

Pod-casting! Boro fishing club’s new audio show shares seafaring stories from Kings County

Pod-casting! Boro fishing club’s new audio show shares seafaring stories from Kings County

By Colin Mixson

EXCLUSIVE: Pavilion Theater will host private screening for Park Slope civic group on Sunday

Nitehawk opening renovated Pavilion Theater to public on Dec. 19

By Colin Mixson

Merry making! Youngsters handcraft holiday ornaments at Park Slope art studio

Merry making! Youngsters handcraft holiday ornaments at Park Slope art studio

By Colin Mixson

Sneak swipes woman’s wallet at shopping center

By Colin Mixson

EXCLUSIVE: Pavilion Theater will host private screening for Park Slope civic group on Sunday

EXCLUSIVE: Pavilion Theater will host private screening for Park Slope civic group on Sunday

By Colin Mixson

A killer show! Don’t miss your ‘Appointment with Death’

A killer show! Don’t miss your ‘Appointment with Death’

By the Butcher of Flatbush Avenue Extension

US Attorney: Man lured Park Slope girl to Texas as part of child-porn scheme

US Attorney: Man lured Park Slope girl to Texas as part of child-porn scheme

By Colin Mixson

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