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Dead drunk: Couple’s ‘immortal’ cider made with apples grown in Green-Wood Cemetery

Greenwood Heights

Dead drunk: Couple’s ‘immortal’ cider made with apples grown in Green-Wood Cemetery

By Colin Mixson

Park Slope

Police: Man shoves woman at Flatbush Avenue market

By Colin Mixson

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

Brooklyn Heights

Robber takes off with $1,000 from bank

By Julianne Cuba

Order on the court: Volunteers spruce up hoops at V’Hill complex’s community center

Order on the court: Volunteers spruce up hoops at V’Hill complex’s community center

By Saul Marquez

Get your free rain barrel on May 27

Get your free rain barrel on May 27

By James Harney

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

Flatlands

Son allegedly kills father in Flatlands

By Adam Lucente

Four seriously injured in Canarsie crash

Canarsie

Four seriously injured in Canarsie crash

By Adam Lucente

Cheers to that! Bklyn brewers named entrepreneurs of the year by federal agency

Cheers to that! Bklyn brewers named entrepreneurs of the year by federal agency

By Julianne Cuba

Inconspicuous construction: Builder of massive 80 Flatbush project tweaks one tower’s look to better fit nabe

Downtown

What’s in a nabe? Proposed megadevelopment’s Boerum Hill location galvanizes debate

By Julianne Cuba

Worth a shot? Locals balk as city considers heroin-injection facilities

Sponsored

Mayor proposes safe-injection site for drug users in Gowanus — that’s actually in Boerum Hill

By Colin Mixson

Ridgites seek Third Avenue Business Improvement District

Bay Ridge

Ridgites seek Third Avenue Business Improvement District

By Julianne McShane

Un-park it! Ridge pol’s bill would close car dealerships that clog sidewalks

Bay Ridge

Un-park it! Ridge pol’s bill would close car dealerships that clog sidewalks

By Julianne McShane

Chain gang: Cyclists’ weekly commutes over East River promote two-wheeled transit during L shutdown

Chain gang: Cyclists’ weekly commutes over East River promote two-wheeled transit during L shutdown

By Julianne Cuba

Borough son serves in the Navy

News

Borough son serves in the Navy

Harbor Watch

Won’t back down: Protestors return to site where cops killed black man holding pipe to demand transparency from city

Won’t back down: Protestors return to site where cops killed black man holding pipe to demand transparency from city

By Colin Mixson

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

News

Trees grow in Brooklyn – for how much?

Sound Off To The Editor

James Madison High School honors famous alumni with ‘Wall of Distinction’

James Madison High School honors famous alumni with ‘Wall of Distinction’

By Adam Lucente

Back on the beat: Neighborhood policing comes to Bensonhurst

Back on the beat: Neighborhood policing comes to Bensonhurst

By Julianne McShane

Coney street corner co-named for influential local leader Valeriy ‘Larry’ Savinkin

Coney street corner co-named for influential local leader Valeriy ‘Larry’ Savinkin

By Julianne McShane

Reservations not required: Co-owner of buzzy W’burg eatery Lilia builds kitchen for do-gooders feeding needy

Reservations not required: Co-owner of buzzy W’burg eatery Lilia builds kitchen for do-gooders feeding needy

By Julianne Cuba

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A man and a woman's faces are close together in a black and white scene in “Who Killed Teddy Bear," directed by Joseph Cates, opens Aug. 8 at the Film Forum.

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Sprinter Sha’Carri arrested for domestic violence

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