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Politics

2021 Elections: Who’s running for Council in the 38th District

By Rose Adams

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Man cuffed for Sunset Park stabbing, gambling den robbery attempt

By Robert Pozarycki

Officers fron the 72 Probe a stabbing at 7th Avenue and 57 Street.

One dead, three injured, after quadruple stabbing in Sunset Park

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil & Lloyd Mitchell

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Arts & Entertainment

Group show highlights Black female artists at Industry City

By Kevin Duggan

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News

What happened to Edwin Segarra? Family demands answers following Brooklyn inmate’s death

By Dean Moses

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Politics

Brooklyn lawmaker seeks to remove Trump’s name from all city buildings

By Rose Adams

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Environment

Sunset Park to house massive offshore wind turbine assembly plant

By Rose Adams

Tower trip: Take a tour of the city’s first airport

Health

24 hour vaccine hub planned for Brooklyn Army Terminal

By Ben Verde

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Deadly stretch of Third Avenue claims another life as E-Biker killed on Christmas

By Ben Verde

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Environment

Chuck Schumer joins calls to build wind turbine plant in Sunset Park

By Rose Adams & Dean Moses

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Politics

WFP to support Alexa Avilés in Sunset Park Council race

By Ben Verde

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Man sought for pushing elderly traffic officer to the ground

By Emily Davenport

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Arts & Entertainment

Retired subway operator recreates model train yard with mini Kentile Floors sign

By Kevin Duggan

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Arts & Entertainment

Skate on! Where to go ice skating in Brooklyn this winter

By Jessica Parks

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City details Citi Bike expansion into Windsor Terrace and Sunset Park

By Ben Verde

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News

Protesters rally outside Sunset Park federal prison as COVID-19 cases rise

By Rose Adams

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Environment

Waste Equity Law cuts 10,000 tons of trash capacity in overburdened nabes: report

By Kevin Duggan

Opinion

Letter to the editor: A community board should hear its people, not silence them

By Saadia Khalid

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Books

Powerhouse bookstore opens new outpost in Industry City

By Rose Adams

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Community Board green-lights contested Fourth Avenue rezoning

By Ben Verde

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