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Development

New apartments set to rise at Grand Prospect Hall site as construction permits are filed

By Ben Brachfeld

‘Battle Week’ kicks off with commemoration of heroic Maryland 400

Politics

City invests $11 million in Old Stone House preservation

By Ben Brachfeld

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News

Donations pour in for heroic Park Slope nanny who saved one-year-old from crash

By Jessica Parks

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Food & Drink

New restaurant brings gourmet pizza to Park Slope

By Ben Verde

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Environment

Climate activists invoke name of Schumer’s grandson in protest outside Senate leader’s home

By Dean Moses

Landlords in the Crosshairs

Greenbrook tenants find powerful ally in Chuck Schumer

By Ben Verde

News

Tarzian Hardware celebrates a century in Park Slope

By Ben Verde

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Politics

Socialist organizer David Alexis announces primary challenge to State Sen. Kevin Parker

By Ben Verde

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Kids & Education

Ongoing outrage following Park Slope school’s removal of LGBTQ-inclusive mural

By Tat Bellamy-Walker

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Environment

Curbside organics pickup returns Monday in some Brooklyn neighborhoods

By Kevin Duggan

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See it: Car crashes into fence of Park Slope house

By Ben Verde

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Greenwood Heights

Grand Prospect Hall denied landmark status

By Ben Verde

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‘Fire Pig’ Penny warms hearts of firefighters and Park Slope community

By Gabriele Holtermann

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Subway

G-whiz! G train to extend to Coney Island for two weekends in August

By Jessica Parks

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News

Grand Prospect Hall sold in $30 million deal

By Ben Brachfeld

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Theater

‘Prospect Hill’ to open this week in Park Slope’s Old Stone House, showcasing the nabe’s queer history

By Jessica Parks

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

Park Slope Key Food will close this summer ahead of redevelopment

By Ben Verde

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SEE IT: Family of ducks wanders through Park Slope, stops by bagel shop

By Ben Verde

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Arts & Entertainment

Park Slope street festival brings out the crowd for Brooklyn Pride

By Matt Tracy

Housing

Elected officials and tenants launch divestment campaign against private equity landlord Greenbrook Partners

By Ben Verde

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