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City gives California company $2.8M to move to Brooklyn Army Terminal, hoping it will make jobs

City gives California company $2.8M to move to Brooklyn Army Terminal, hoping it will make jobs

By Max Jaeger

Bush Terminal Park finally getting a second entrance

Bush Terminal Park finally getting a second entrance

By Caroline Spivack

Forthcoming Bed Bath & Beyond will have ‘Brooklyn-made’ section, restaurant, coffee shop

Forthcoming Bed Bath & Beyond will have ‘Brooklyn-made’ section, restaurant, coffee shop

By Caroline Spivack

Sak it to me! Shoppers welcome fashion outlet to Sunset Park

Sak it to me! Shoppers welcome fashion outlet to Sunset Park

By Caroline Spivack

‘Phoenix Hotel’ replaces shuttered bordello, worrying locals

‘Phoenix Hotel’ replaces shuttered bordello, worrying locals

By Caroline Spivack

Shelter skelter: ‘Homeless’ rally marches through Sunset Park

Shelter skelter: ‘Homeless’ rally marches through Sunset Park

By Caroline Spivack

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Sunset Park will lose library for ‘a few weeks’ before redevelopment

By Caroline Spivack

On the books: Beep’s cash backs controversial Sunset Park library plan

New library to lend low-income apartments

By Caroline Spivack

A for effort: Lauded proposed school won’t help overcrowding

City grabs land for new school on Ridge–Sunset border

By Caroline Spivack

Up against the wall: ‘Cop Watch’ mural teaches civil rights

Up against the wall: ‘Cop Watch’ mural teaches civil rights

By Caroline Spivack

A-maize-ing! Corn growing on Gowanus Expressway

A-maize-ing! Corn growing on Gowanus Expressway

By Caroline Spivack

All new hotel construction is suspect, locals say

All new hotel construction is suspect, locals say

By Caroline Spivack

Checking in: Stalled hotel is Sunset Park’s newest homeless shelter

Sunset Parkers livid about shelters taking over area inns

By Caroline Spivack

Lutheran Medical Center eyes expansion

Lutheran Medical Center eyes expansion

By Caroline Spivack

Stopping e-bikes would be easier if they were legal, Sunset Parkers say

Stopping e-bikes would be easier if they were legal, Sunset Parkers say

By Caroline Spivack

Cop-impersonating rapist sentenced

Cop-impersonating rapist sentenced

By Caroline Spivack

Checking in: Stalled hotel is Sunset Park’s newest homeless shelter

Checking in: Stalled hotel is Sunset Park’s newest homeless shelter

By Caroline Spivack

Taking cover: Controversial homeless shelter turns reporter away from public meeting

Taking cover: Controversial homeless shelter turns reporter away from public meeting

By Caroline Spivack

Full circle! Fifth Avenue sinkhole finally filled a year later

Full circle! Fifth Avenue sinkhole finally filled a year later

By Caroline Spivack

Shelter exposed: Residents say Sunset Park home not helping homeless

Shelter exposed: Residents say Sunset Park home not helping homeless

By Caroline Spivack

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