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Shell shocker: Eatery faces backlash over hosting NRA fund-raiser after mass shooting

Bay Ridge

Tomorrow: Ridge teen to host town hall on violence against young people with congressional candidates

By Julianne McShane

Plague of illegal driveways erasing street parking across Bensonhurst

Plague of illegal driveways erasing street parking across Bensonhurst

By Julianne McShane

Sweat spot: Outdoor fitness center coming to Prospect Park

Park Slope

Sweat spot: Outdoor fitness center coming to Prospect Park

By Colin Mixson

Touring the islands, on two feet: Little Caribbean crawl offers dose of region’s flavor

Flatbush

Touring the islands, on two feet: Little Caribbean crawl offers dose of region’s flavor

By Alexandra Simon

Roasted! Rapper makes freestyle video about his love for Bay restaurant’s roast beef

Roasted! Rapper makes freestyle video about his love for Bay restaurant’s roast beef

By Adam Lucente

What about our wall? Southern Brooklynites unimpressed by Feds’ expedited seawall plans

What about our wall? Southern Brooklynites unimpressed by Feds’ expedited seawall plans

By Adam Lucente

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Politics

Dem boss takes sides in state Senate primary

By Julianne Cuba

Man gets life in prison for fatal shooting at illicit Bklyn gambling den

Man gets life in prison for fatal shooting at illicit Bklyn gambling den

By Colin Mixson

Social-media justice: Engaged citizen’s Twitter bot outs bad drivers caught on local streets

Brooklyn Heights

Social-media justice: Engaged citizen’s Twitter bot outs bad drivers caught on local streets

By Julianne Cuba

Epic meal: Foodies binge on Park Slope cuisine at delectable dining event

Park Slope

Epic meal: Foodies binge on Park Slope cuisine at delectable dining event

By Colin Mixson

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Bay Ridge

Is the ‘Golden Era’ coming to an end?

By Bob Capano

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

News

Shot down: Local NRA group pulls plug on polarizing fund-raiser

By Colin Mixson

Neighbors: State refuses to make Ocean Parkway death trap safer

Kensington

Fix it already! Locals demand action, not a study, from city at deadly intersection

By Colin Mixson

Woman’s torso found in Canarsie Park

Canarsie

Woman’s torso found in Canarsie Park

By Adam Lucente

Folk hero: Musician Joan Baez joins locals in push to save Carroll Gardens schoolhouse

Carroll Gardens

Voices heard: LPC kicks off landmarking process for old school adored by Joan Baez

By Julianne Cuba

Ridgites celebrate opening day for St. Anselm’s new ball field

Bay Ridge

Ridgites celebrate opening day for St. Anselm’s new ball field

By Julianne McShane

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

Crook strikes Fourth Ave. restaurant

By Julianne McShane

Park Slope

Thief drives off in ‘91 Honda

By Colin Mixson

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

Louts pummel guy at Myrtle Ave. nightclub

By Julianne Cuba

Carroll Gardens

Jerk pushes woman and gives her a bloody nose

By Adam Lucente

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