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Canoe believe it? Kayak polo champs face off in McCarren Park Pool

Greenpoint

Canoe believe it? Kayak polo champs face off in McCarren Park Pool

By Ruth Brown

Making the moist of it! Botanic Garden opens wetlands

Prospect Heights

Making the moist of it! Botanic Garden opens wetlands

By Colin Mixson

Northern de-lights! Taste of Billyburg and G’point serves up local food and drink

Northern de-lights! Taste of Billyburg and G’point serves up local food and drink

By Shavana ABruzzo

Hitting home: Ridgites demand response to nabe’s growing homeless

Bay Ridge

Hitting home: Ridgites demand response to nabe’s growing homeless

By Caroline Spivack

Abbondanza! Pasta fund-raiser cooks up $ for Italy earthquake victims

Abbondanza! Pasta fund-raiser cooks up $ for Italy earthquake victims

By Julianne Cuba

The life alcoholic: Bill Murray pours drinks at son’s Greenpoint bar

Greenpoint

The life alcoholic: Bill Murray pours drinks at son’s Greenpoint bar

By Ruth Brown

Dogs on parade in Park Slope

News

Yowser! Centerfold-worthy critters only for our Cutest Pet Contest!

By Brooklyn Paper

Flatbush Junction carnival counters J’ouvert violence

Flatbush

Flatbush Junction carnival counters J’ouvert violence

By Alexandra Simon

Shopping for work: Kings Plaza hosts job fair

Shopping for work: Kings Plaza hosts job fair

By Julianne Cuba

Big deposit: Driver crashes into Flatlands bank

Flatlands

Big deposit: Driver crashes into Flatlands bank

By Julianne Cuba

UPDATE: Police release five arrested in Brooklyn in connection to Chelsea bombing

Bay Ridge

UPDATE: Police release five arrested in Brooklyn in connection to Chelsea bombing

By Caroline Spivack

Developer pushing to close Schermerhorn block: ‘You’ve probably never heard of it’

Developer pushing to close Schermerhorn block: ‘You’ve probably never heard of it’

By Lauren Gill

Freshman 15: LICH developer threatens to add student dorms to high-rises if rezoning stalls

The silent treatment: LICH talks at standstill nine months after DeBlasio tries to resuscitate

By Lauren Gill

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Reader wars! Al n’ Richie in the crosshairs

By Brooklyn Paper

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Politics

The choice is simple: Vote for Hillary

By Tom Allon

Stopping e-bikes would be easier if they were legal, Sunset Parkers say

Stopping e-bikes would be easier if they were legal, Sunset Parkers say

By Caroline Spivack

Flatlands man gunned down in drive-by shooting

Flatlands

Flatlands man gunned down in drive-by shooting

By Julianne Cuba

Cyclones skipper Gamboa: ‘Tim Tebow doesn’t have a shot — and I’m writing a book!’

News

Cyclones skipper Gamboa: ‘Tim Tebow doesn’t have a shot — and I’m writing a book!’

By Gersh Kuntzman

Burned: Office worker spots flames that Fire Department missed

Midwood

Burned: Office worker spots flames that Fire Department missed

By Julianne Cuba

Kaiser Park is on a roll! Family Fun Day the best thing since sliced bread

Kaiser Park is on a roll! Family Fun Day the best thing since sliced bread

By Julianne Cuba

More from Around New York

The Kingsboro Temple of Seventh-day Adventist placed two small flyers on the gates outside the temple and its office on 7th Street in Park Slope announcing that the Watoto Children’s Choir will perform at the temple on May 3.

Brooklyn church to host Ugandan children’s choir linked to ‘kill the gays’ bill

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Jamell N.A. Henderson runs for City Council District 41

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New York Family

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File image: Delivery man on an electric bicycle waiting for green traffic light - under new rules riders can be hit with criminal summons

Bicyclists face criminal summonses under new NYPD policy, an ‘obscene escalation,’ say advocates