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Fulton Street gets block-long Black Lives Matter mural

By Todd Maisel

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Thousands rally throughout Brooklyn in support of Black trans lives

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil & Todd Maisel

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Downtown

Petition calls for removal of Downtown Brooklyn Columbus statue, renaming park

By Kevin Duggan

The spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in New York

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Plunge in New York’s COVID-19 transmission rate a relief, but danger still lurks: Cuomo

By Robert Pozarycki

Two-alarm fire breaks out at Clinton Hill restaurant closed during pandemic

By Todd Maisel

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Gowanus

Locals demand city pause Gowanus rezoning amid COVID-19

By Kevin Duggan

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Mill Basin

Mill Basin residents push for private security patrol

By Jessica Parks

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Park Slope

Park Slope locals launch pop-up food pantry

By Ben Verde

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Congress looks to ban police use of tear gas

By Mark Hallum

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At City Hall rally, families recount stories of Black relatives killed by police

By Rose Adams

60th precinct

Baddie steals Apple computer from Coney Island church

Pirates violently rob man on Bath Avenue

Brooklyn arts organizations open their spaces to protesters

By Kevin Duggan

Scoundrels steal man’s Citi Bike in Fort Greene

Downtown

Gun-toting goons swipe goods from straphanger

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Executive order allows special ed services to resume come summer, but directors may have to wait

By Ben Verde

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Gowanus

Contractor mistakenly paints over sprawling Black Lives Matter murals on Gowanus construction fence

By Kevin Duggan

Protests against the death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd, in the Brooklyn borough of New York City

Kensington

Brooklyn activists hail repeal of secrecy law on police discipline

By Ben Verde

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Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge residents post messages of inclusion in response to racist flyers

By Jessica Parks

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Park Slope

Storefronts slow to get back to business on first day of city’s reopening

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech, Jessica Parks & Robert Pozarycki

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