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Nic-waving contest! Burlesque show a tribute to Nicholas Cage

News

Nic-waving contest! Burlesque show a tribute to Nicholas Cage

By Caroline Spivack

Cops hunting for shooter in Marine Park slaying

Cops hunting for shooter in Marine Park slaying

By Julianne Cuba

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Politics

Seddio bullying political enemies, opponents charge

By Julianne Cuba

‘Speed hump’ hits speed bump: City wasted $ on device it tore out after two days, locals say

‘Speed hump’ hits speed bump: City wasted $ on device it tore out after two days, locals say

By Julianne Cuba

Plume! Shake the room: West Indian Day Parade was in fine feather

Plume! Shake the room: West Indian Day Parade was in fine feather

By The Brooklyn Paper Parade Bureau

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Reader: ‘The city screwed us in Sheepshead Bay’

By Brooklyn Paper

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Politics

Tom delights in the legends of the Fall

By Tom Allon

Sources: Developer planning massive mystery tower in Boerum Hill

Sources: Developer planning massive mystery tower in Boerum Hill

By Lauren Gill

Making a Khalil-ing: City may sell Boerum Hill Arabic-language schoolhouse to developer

Making a Khalil-ing: City may sell Boerum Hill Arabic-language schoolhouse to developer

By Lauren Gill

Poker face! Community board district manager has double life as a card shark

News

Community Board 6 district manager Craig Hammerman joins Gersh and Vince on Brooklyn Paper Radio!

By Vince DiMiceli

Attorney general: Undercover geezer behind Slope senior sting

Park Slope

Cashing out: Prospect Park Residence landlord finally coughs up $3.35M for seniors he’s kicking out

By Colin Mixson

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

Fall guy: Injured cyclist fell into police car, officials say

By Caroline Spivack

Hammered! Jerk smacks guy with bag of beer bottles

Hammered! Jerk smacks guy with bag of beer bottles

By Max Jaeger

Egg-citing news: River Cafe now serving breakfast

DUMBO

Egg-citing news: River Cafe now serving breakfast

By Lauren Gill

Crock the vote! B’Heights seniors: We can’t reach new polling booth across busy roads

Brooklyn Heights

Poll re-position! City moves B’Heights voting site after seniors complain

By the Brooklyn Paper Action News Bureau

Check it out! Gravesend library re-opens following fix-up

Gravesend

Check it out! Gravesend library re-opens following fix-up

By Julianne Cuba

Judge to rule on Prince Hotel this month

Bay Ridge

Judge to rule on Prince Hotel this month

By Caroline Spivack

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Politics

Treyger swipes back at ‘bad Democrat’ accusation

By Julianne Cuba

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

Nefarious trio robs two in Fort Greene

By Lauren Gill

Fiend punches and robs women on Ocean Parkway

By Julianne Cuba

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