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Selfless service: Slope cafe employees donate gratuity to hurricane relief in Puerto Rico

Park Slope

Selfless service: Slope cafe employees donate gratuity to hurricane relief in Puerto Rico

By Alexandra Simon

Demolition man: Mayor signs bill making it easier to tear down Sandy-damaged homes

Hurricane Sandy Recovery Task Force to learn from city’s rebuilding effort

By Julianne Cuba

CB15 wants Ocean Parkway intersection to remember pedestrian victims

Midwood

CB15 wants Ocean Parkway intersection to remember pedestrian victims

By Julianne Cuba

City finally fixing root-damaged sidewalks in Sheepshead Bay

City finally fixing root-damaged sidewalks in Sheepshead Bay

By Julianne Cuba

Hummus-town hero! Sahadi’s wins prestigious food award

Brooklyn Heights

Savory spin-off: Beloved grocer Sahadi’s to open sister outpost in boro next year

By Lauren Gill

Why We’re Pink

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Breast self-exam guidelines

By Brooklyn Paper

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The federal government should finance its own med schools

Sound Off To The Editor

Why We’re Pink

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Regrow healthy hair after chemo

By Brooklyn Paper

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Politics

This much is clear: Tom Allon is a fair-weather fan

By Tom Allon

Unprecedented infestation: Invasive beetle species never-before-found in city hits Brooklyn’s Backyard

Park Slope

Unprecedented infestation: Invasive beetle species never-before-found in city hits Brooklyn’s Backyard

By Colin Mixson

Why We’re Pink

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Pregnancy possible after breast cancer

By Brooklyn Paper

Dyker street co-named for fallen police officer nearly 40 years after death

Dyker street co-named for fallen police officer nearly 40 years after death

By Julianne McShane

Check them out: Lendable artifacts at the library–museum

Check them out: Lendable artifacts at the library–museum

By Colin Mixson

Cops: Man shot dead on Vinegar Hill street

Cops: Man shot dead on Vinegar Hill street

By Lauren Gill

Starting a new chapter: Pols come up with funds to move C’Heights library into children’s museum

Starting a new chapter: Pols come up with funds to move C’Heights library into children’s museum

By Colin Mixson

Striding toward a cure: Hundreds walk across Brooklyn Bridge for lung-cancer-research fund-raiser

Downtown

Striding toward a cure: Hundreds walk across Brooklyn Bridge for lung-cancer-research fund-raiser

By Leah Lu

Sax-rilege! Local pol wants to rename Williamsburg Bridge after jazz great from outer boro

Sax-rilege! Local pol wants to rename Williamsburg Bridge after jazz great from outer boro

By Lauren Gill

Why We’re Pink

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Post-breast cancer exercise problems

By Brooklyn Paper

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Politics

These aren’t your father’s Yankees

By Tom Allon

What’s old is new again: Facility for Slope elders debuts facelift

Park Slope

What’s old is new again: Facility for Slope elders debuts facelift

By Colin Mixson

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