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Praying for protection: Devout Dyker parishioners try to save Italian church from destruction

Unanswered prayers: Locals blast landmarks agency for rejecting bid to save Italian church in Dyker Heights

By Julianne McShane

Veterans group leads beach cleanup at Floyd Bennett Field

Veterans group leads beach cleanup at Floyd Bennett Field

By Adam Lucente

Boardwalk boogie: Coney Islanders quietly dance off at silent disco

News

Boardwalk boogie: Coney Islanders quietly dance off at silent disco

By Saul Marquez

Horror down the hall: Police suspect same shooter gunned down neighbors in W’burg complex

Horror down the hall: Police suspect same shooter gunned down neighbors in W’burg complex

By Anthony Rotunno

King of the monsters roams Kings: ‘Godzilla’ has thrived inside a local graveyard for decades, eyewitnesses claim

Greenwood Heights

King of the monsters roams Kings: ‘Godzilla’ has thrived inside a local graveyard for decades, eyewitnesses claim

By Colin Mixson

Roving remedy: Methodist Hospital’s new high-tech ambulance provides immediate stroke care

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Roving remedy: Methodist Hospital’s new high-tech ambulance provides immediate stroke care

By Colin Mixson

Coney kids beautify the beach at fourth-annual ‘It’s My Estuary Day’

Coney kids beautify the beach at fourth-annual ‘It’s My Estuary Day’

By Julianne McShane

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

Flatlands

Waitress sentenced for stealing more than $400,000 from elderly customer

By Adam Lucente

David A. Boody Middle School puts on Disney-themed dance show

Gravesend

David A. Boody Middle School puts on Disney-themed dance show

By Adam Lucente

Ridge cyclist in serious condition after hit by driver

Bay Ridge

Ridge cyclist in serious condition after hit by driver

By Julianne McShane

CB6 district manager arrested for alleged stalking

Park Slope

DA charges former top-earning CB6 staffer with forging raise authorizations

By Colin Mixson

Bad for business: Ft. Greene entrepreneurs claim new Fulton bus lanes will hurt bottom lines

Merchant mutiny! Ft. Greene and C’Hill entrepreneurs turn on local biz-booster group

By Julianne Cuba

Animal kingdom: Raccoons rampant in Marine Park, residents report

Animal kingdom: Raccoons rampant in Marine Park, residents report

By Adam Lucente

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

News

Grave concerns about Gravesend safety

Sound Off To The Editor

More angled parking spots coming to Sheepshead Bay

More angled parking spots coming to Sheepshead Bay

By Adam Lucente

Teens create event to celebrate different cultures

Gravesend

Teens create event to celebrate different cultures

By Alexandra Simon

LICH deal sealed

Politics

Brooklynites eye state AG seat after top prosecutor resigns in disgrace

By Julianne Cuba

Clean canvas: Beloved PLG mural painted over to make way for new public artwork

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens

Clean canvas: Beloved PLG mural painted over to make way for new public artwork

By Colin Mixson

They’ll keep the change: Biz owners on Atlantic Ave. want out of extended B’Hill historic district

They’ll keep the change: Biz owners on Atlantic Ave. want out of extended B’Hill historic district

By Julianne Cuba

Governor will not replace temporary DA

New York’s lousiest: Off-duty cop could spend seven years in slammer after road-rage assault

By Adam Lucente

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