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Crown Heights tenant activist enters council race

By Ben Verde

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Photos: New York Aquarium draws families on reopening day

By Rose Adams

Gerritsen Beach

Play fair! Gerritsen Beach residents demand equal ballfield upkeep

By Jessica Parks

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Reimagined Coney Island Mermaid Parade slated for this weekend

By Rose Adams

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Downtown

That sinking feeling! Cement truck falls into Downtown Brooklyn sinkhole

By Kevin Duggan & Todd Maisel

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Green light: City schools cleared to hold outdoor classes, mayor says

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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Midwood

State approves ambulance corps operated by Hasidic women, for Hasidic women

By Rose Adams & Todd Maisel

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East Williamsburg bar and venue The Well shutters due to COVID

By Kevin Duggan

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Weekend of gun violence rattles Coney Island

By Lloyd Mitchell

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New bill aims to hold manufacturers accountable for gun violence

By Ben Verde

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‘It was really traumatic:’ Bedford Avenue residents recount Isaias building collapse

By Cate Corcoran

Bay Ridge

Checkin’ in with: Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Flatbush shooting leaves teen dead, one other injured

By Aidan Graham & Todd Maisel

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Sunset Park teachers call for equity in school reopening plan

By Ben Verde

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Planning Commission recommends approval of Industry City’s rezoning

By Jessica Parks

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DOT to extend Fourth Avenue bike lane to Flatbush

By Ben Verde

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Bay Ridge

‘New York needs some heroes:’ Pols, shop owners call for rent relief for small businesses

By Jessica Parks

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Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge cyclists renew calls for Verrazzano bike lane amid pandemic

By Kevin Duggan

60th precinct

Thieves loot Surf Avenue restaurant

Downtown

Criminal couple attacks shopkeeper with rock

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