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Measles virus infects 21 victims after leaders of Williamsburg yeshiva allow sick kid in class

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Measles virus infects 21 victims after leaders of Williamsburg yeshiva allow sick kid in class

By Colin Mixson

Hit-and-run driver kills cyclist on Williamsburg street, cops say

Hit-and-run driver kills cyclist on Williamsburg street, cops say

By Anna Gottlieb

From ear to year: Podcasters discuss preserving sound of the city

Arts & Entertainment

From ear to year: Podcasters discuss preserving sound of the city

By Julianne McShane

Fast tracked: McCarren Park track, field reopen ahead of schedule

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Fast tracked: McCarren Park track, field reopen ahead of schedule

By Kevin Duggan

Prince of party: Pop artist looks to throw the ultimate bash

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Prince of party: Pop artist looks to throw the ultimate bash

By Colin Mixson

Second Half: Popular brewer to give Brooklyn double hops

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Second Half: Popular brewer to give Brooklyn double hops

By Julianne Cuba

On the night train! Bedford L station as busy at 1 am as it is at rush hour

Subway

Fresh L: MTA drops more details about ‘disruptive service’ during looming repairs to subway

By Julianne Cuba

‘L-pocalypse’ now: L train to shutter for 15 weekends ahead of April closure

Subway

Something stinks: Pols, union leaders demand L service suspension after lingering fumes send workers to hospital

By Julianne Cuba

Crafty crawly: Bug expert teaches a class on making dioramas with beetles!

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Crafty crawly: Bug expert teaches a class on making dioramas with beetles!

By Colin Mixson

This is an image of a man in a mask, symbolizing a robber.

Former cop from Greenpoint prison-bound for killing one, injuring three while driving drunk

By Julianne Cuba

‘L-pocalypse’ now: L train to shutter for 15 weekends ahead of April closure

Subway

What the smell? MTA suspends L service after noxious fumes stifle straphangers

By Julianne Cuba

Gulp fiction: Tarantino-themed bar opens in W’burg

Nightlife

Gulp fiction: Tarantino-themed bar opens in W’burg

By Bill Roundy

On the night train! Bedford L station as busy at 1 am as it is at rush hour

Subway

Oh, L no! MTA suspending weeknight service on line for eight weeks starting Monday

By Julianne Cuba

Darkest secrets: Shadow puppet play unveils the hidden cemetery

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Darkest secrets: Shadow puppet play unveils the hidden cemetery

By Julianne Cuba

On the night train! Bedford L station as busy at 1 am as it is at rush hour

MTA formally cancels L shutdown, pushes forward with new repair plan

By Julianne Cuba

His show must go on: Young Bklyn drag queen forges ahead despite outrage, threats over recent performance

Kids & Education

His show must go on: Young Bklyn drag queen forges ahead despite outrage, threats over recent performance

By Colin Mixson

This is a cartoon version of a runner, biker and car going head-to-head.

Pickup-truck driver fatally hits man in Williamsburg

By Julianne Cuba

Cyclists: City must finish promised Grand Street bike lanes despite about face in L closure

Subway

Cyclists: City must finish promised Grand Street bike lanes despite about face in L closure

By Julianne Cuba

Reversa-L of fortune: North Bklyn business owners optimistic after change in line’s repair plans

Subway

Reversa-L of fortune: North Bklyn business owners optimistic after change in line’s repair plans

By Julianne Cuba

On the night train! Bedford L station as busy at 1 am as it is at rush hour

Subway

Mad as L: Locals who moved to avoid L closure steaming over change in repair plans

By Colin Mixson

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