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Lauding ladies! We toast boro’s best and brightest females at 2018 Women of Distinction gala

By James Harney

Saying thanks: Cyclones show fans appreciation by throwing party for Bay Ridge

News

Saying thanks: Cyclones show fans appreciation by throwing party for Bay Ridge

By Saul Marquez

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Canarsie

Three charged in alleged gang shooting in Canarsie

By Adam Lucente

Police hunt man who stole chain off elderly man’s neck in Sunset Park

Police hunt man who stole chain off elderly man’s neck in Sunset Park

By Julianne McShane

Man wanted for sex abuse on train ride through Bath Beach

Man wanted for sex abuse on train ride through Bath Beach

By Julianne McShane

Ready for business: Ft. Greene’s redesigned Fowler Square opens after years of planning, construction

Ready for business: Ft. Greene’s redesigned Fowler Square opens after years of planning, construction

By Julianne Cuba

Watch out! City’s traffic signs inside P’Park cause accidents they’re meant to prevent, locals claim

Park Slope

Watch out! City’s traffic signs inside P’Park cause accidents they’re meant to prevent, locals claim

By Colin Mixson

Three injured in scorching Crown Heights inferno

Three injured in scorching Crown Heights inferno

By Colin Mixson

Baddie wields pipe like pistol while robbing W’burg shop

Baddie wields pipe like pistol while robbing W’burg shop

By Julianne Cuba

Floating farmhand: New boat turns P’Park Lake’s invasive flora into plant food

Park Slope

Floating farmhand: New boat turns P’Park Lake’s invasive flora into plant food

By Colin Mixson

Mutiny! Mill Basinites livid over decision to move Sheepshead Bay party boats to Flatbush Avenue

Mill Basin

Marine Parkers worry party boat shootings coming their way

By Adam Lucente

Brighton boardwalk bathrooms open for doing your business

Brighton boardwalk bathrooms open for doing your business

By Adam Lucente

Guardian Angels founder’s childhood home up for sale in Canarsie

Canarsie

Guardian Angels founder’s childhood home up for sale in Canarsie

By Adam Lucente

Bklyn Heights will get permanent pool after beloved pop-up closes this year

Brooklyn Heights

Bklyn Heights will get permanent pool after beloved pop-up closes this year

By Julianne Cuba

Rapper 50 Cent allegedly threatened cop accused of shaking down local club

Rapper 50 Cent allegedly threatened cop accused of shaking down local club

By Julianne McShane

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Seniors wail when Access-A-Ride fails

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Fort Hamilton hosts annual Fleet Week Salute

Fort Hamilton hosts annual Fleet Week Salute

By Julianne McShane

A day to remember: Ridgites come out for 151st annual Memorial Day Parade

Bay Ridge

A day to remember: Ridgites come out for 151st annual Memorial Day Parade

By Julianne McShane

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Bensonhurst man arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting 11-year-old girl on street

By Julianne McShane

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Park Slope

Slope Assemblyman endorses local lawyer to replace embattled district leader

By Julianne Cuba

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