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‘Scratch Day’ workshop teaches young girls computer coding skills

‘Scratch Day’ workshop teaches young girls computer coding skills

By Alexandra Simon

Crossed signals: Unfinished crosswalks used as makeshift (illegal) parking spots

Bay Ridge

Crossed signals: Unfinished crosswalks used as makeshift (illegal) parking spots

By Caroline Spivack

Sunset Parkers clash over Fourth Avenue bike lane

Sunset Parkers clash over Fourth Avenue bike lane

By Caroline Spivack

Overruled: Rock-to-Ridge Rep dismissed calls for special counsel, but Justice Department appointed one anyway

Overruled: Rock-to-Ridge Rep dismissed calls for special counsel, but Justice Department appointed one anyway

By Caroline Spivack

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Park Slope

Freed Prospect Park turtles living the good life in Prospect Park.

By Matt John

Bishop Thomas Daily, controversial leader of the Brooklyn Archdiocese for 13 years, dies at 89

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Bishop Thomas Daily, controversial leader of the Brooklyn Archdiocese for 13 years, dies at 89

Courtesy of the Archdiocese of Brooklyn and Queens

Keep the toxins, save the trees: Plan to save park in Fort Greene leaves poisons

Keep the toxins, save the trees: Plan to save park in Fort Greene leaves poisons

By Lauren Gill

Brutes attack teen and swipe his Jordans and phone

By Julianne Cuba

Goats return to clean Prospect Park!

Park Slope

Goats return to clean Prospect Park!

By Colin Mixson

Kids learn about activism at Cadman Plaza Park

Downtown

Kids learn about activism at Cadman Plaza Park

By Matt John

Park Slope

Bike bandit rides off with two-wheeler chained up on Fifth Avenue

By Colin Mixson

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

Two thefts at Avenue U department store

By Alexandra Simon

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

Kids knock woman to the ground and try to rob her

By Lauren Gill

Police: Drunk man drags roommate out of bed and chokes her

By Caroline Spivack

60th precinct

Brute attacks and robs old friend in reunion gone wrong

By Caroline Spivack

Red see! Billionaire’s yacht with ties to Vladimir Putin anchored in Gravesend Bay

Gravesend

Red see! Billionaire’s yacht with ties to Vladimir Putin anchored in Gravesend Bay

By Caroline Spivack

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

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Walter Blakenship talks Kensington Stables on BPR!

By Moses Jefferson

Pride is marching into Brighton Beach

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Pride is marching into Brighton Beach

By Julianne Cuba

It’s the senior Olympics! Torch relay kicks off senior games

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It’s the senior Olympics! Torch relay kicks off senior games

By Caroline Spivack

Changing of the guard at the Brooklyn Bar Association

Changing of the guard at the Brooklyn Bar Association

By James Harney

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