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

Bay Ridge

Scoundrel steals sleeping straphangers electronics, cash

By Julianne McShane

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

Brooklyn Heights

Brute hurls cash register at coffee shop employee

By Julianne Cuba

Fire on E. 48th Street last week

Fire on E. 48th Street last week

By Adam Lucente

It stinks! Locals pooh-pooh plan for Gowanus sewage-tank site

Gowanus

It stinks! Locals pooh-pooh plan for Gowanus sewage-tank site

By Julianne Cuba

Temporary home: Sunset Park’s interim library opens doors to patrons

Temporary home: Sunset Park’s interim library opens doors to patrons

By Saul Marquez

Not a shot! Anti-vax movement prompts Brooklynites to withhold inoculations from their pets, vets say

Sick as a dog: Vets urge vaccination as boro’s canine-flu cases grow

By Colin Mixson

Ready, set, go: Locals participate in Bay Ridge’s first weekly community run

Bay Ridge

Ready, set, go: Locals participate in Bay Ridge’s first weekly community run

By Saul Marquez

Police search for man who tried to grab two boys two days apart in S’Park

Police search for man who tried to grab two boys two days apart in S’Park

By Julianne McShane

Muslims and Jews celebrate Ramadan together in Sheepshead Bay

Muslims and Jews celebrate Ramadan together in Sheepshead Bay

By Adam Lucente

CB2 sets secret ‘emergency meeting’ amidst prolonged absences of chairwoman, top staffer

Downtown

CB2 sets secret ‘emergency meeting’ amidst prolonged absences of chairwoman, top staffer

By Julianne Cuba

OPINION: ‘Thoughts and prayers’ won’t stop car nuts — but new rules can

Park Slope

Ninth Street redesign coming in June, officials say

By Colin Mixson

Splashy debut! Renovations conclude at century-plus-old P’Slope bathhouse

Park Slope

Builder washes hands of Fourth Ave. bathhouse: Historic Lyceum sold months after restoration

By Colin Mixson

Falling wall is close call: Twenty evacuated after Gowanus building collapses

Gowanus

Falling wall is close call: Twenty evacuated after Gowanus building collapses

By Colin Mixson

City’s plan for Boardwalk leaves just four blocks of wood

Below board: Landmarking of Coney Boardwalk falls short, locals claim

By Julianne McShane

Public Advocate Tish James launches campaign for state attorney general

Brooklyn Heights

Public Advocate Tish James launches campaign for state attorney general

By Julianne Cuba

Let’s get physical! Cyclists call for solid buffers along both ‘protected’ bike lanes coming to Grand Street

Let’s get physical! Cyclists call for solid buffers along both ‘protected’ bike lanes coming to Grand Street

By Julianne Cuba

West Point commander is grand marshal of 2018 Brooklyn Memorial Day parade

News

West Point commander is grand marshal of 2018 Brooklyn Memorial Day parade

By James Harney

Heavy metal: City cleared to dump millions of gallons of partially-treated, contaminated water into Coney Island Creek

Locals to city: Clean coney creek!

By Julianne McShane

Public Advocate Tish James launches campaign for state attorney general

Politics

Public Advocate Tish James launches campaign for state attorney general

By Julianne Cuba

Long-time Ridge activist and former Council candidate leaving boro

Bay Ridge

Long-time Ridge activist and former Council candidate leaving boro

By Julianne Cuba

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