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Brighton Beachers enjoy annual Jubilee

Brighton Beachers enjoy annual Jubilee

By Julianne Cuba

Surge protector: City builds wall near Red Hook coastline to combat mild flooding

Red Hook

Surge protector: City builds wall near Red Hook coastline to combat mild flooding

By Lauren Gill

Wait-list is back at PS 8 — just a year after controversial rezoning

Kids & Education

Bklyn Heights’ PS 8 will not add class for 24 wait-listed tykes

By Lauren Gill

Driver hits 6-year-old boy in Marine Park

Driver hits 6-year-old boy in Marine Park

By Julianne Cuba

Vets and police honored at veteran’s hospital ceremony

Vets and police honored at veteran’s hospital ceremony

By Julianne McShane

Human remains found buried near East Flatbush psychiatric hospital

Flatbush

Human remains found buried near East Flatbush psychiatric hospital

By Julianne Cuba

A safer celebration: Even more security curbs threat of violence at J’Ouvert

A safer celebration: Even more security curbs threat of violence at J’Ouvert

By Alexandra Simon

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

News

Too much building, too little parking

Sound Off To The Editor

Reflecting on resistance: Pre-J’ouvert event honors parade’s history of cultural activism

Prospect Heights

Reflecting on resistance: Pre-J’ouvert event honors parade’s history of cultural activism

By Alexandra Simon

Hot time! Burlesque returns to Red Hook on Saturday night

A new day for life after dark: Council approves local pol’s motion to create ‘Nightlife Mayor,’ agency

By Lauren Gill

Total eclipse of the heart: Ridgites bond over sunny sight at 69th St. pier

Total eclipse of the heart: Ridgites bond over sunny sight at 69th St. pier

By Julianne McShane

Our sit-down with Bay Ridge Council candidate Kevin Peter Carroll

Politics

Our sit-down with Bay Ridge Council candidate Kevin Peter Carroll

By Julianne McShane

Oooh, Domino! Development at former sugar factory site welcomes first residents

Oooh, Domino! Development at former sugar factory site welcomes first residents

By Lauren Gill

Unprecedented! Developer seeks super tall tower for Boerum Hill block

The wrong fit: Super-tall, super-dense towers have no place in Boerum Hill, petition says

By Lauren Gill

Narrows Community Theater goes under the sea

Narrows Community Theater goes under the sea

By Julianne McShane

Rep. Clarke pushes bill to rename Fort Hamilton’s Confederate streets

Rep. Clarke pushes bill to rename Fort Hamilton’s Confederate streets

By Julianne McShane

Taking mom and pop to court: Lawyers using federal law to serially sue local small businesses

Taking mom and pop to court: Lawyers using federal law to serially sue local small businesses

By Colin Mixson

Building on the beach: Coney Island hosts 27th-annual sand-scultping contest

News

Building on the beach: Coney Island hosts 27th-annual sand-scultping contest

By Julianne McShane

Score one for nostalgia: Stickballers relive their youth in Coney Island

News

Score one for nostalgia: Stickballers relive their youth in Coney Island

By Julianne Cuba

Nuns on the run: Ridge councilman-elect lashes out at sisters on BPR!

Politics

Our sit-down with Bay Ridge Council candidate Justin Brannan

By Julianne McShane

More from Around New York

Gov. Kathy Hochul, seen here at the Stonewall National Monument in February, is facing calls to expand an HIV/AIDS housing assistance program in the state.

Dozens of groups call on Hochul to expand HIV/AIDS housing assistance beyond NYC

Book cover of "The War Within a War" by Wil Haygood.

Hey, LBJ! Here’s a book you should read today

Hand showing letters spelling out Autism

New York Family

Steps to Take If You Think Your Child is on the Autism Spectrum

New York Remembrance

NYRR producing 9/11 Memorial & Museum 4-mile race on July 11