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Gowanus Canal cleanup begins

Gowanus

Attorney: AG is wrong, Gowanus Canal cleanup won’t be affected by Trump’s EPA cuts

By Lauren Gill

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Reader to Boro prez: Up and ‘Adam’

By Brooklyn Paper

Sunset Parkers worry 7th Ave. bike lane will bring Park Slope yuppies

Sunset Parkers worry 7th Ave. bike lane will bring Park Slope yuppies

By Caroline Spivack

Flub-way! Sunset Parkers steamed about lack of fliers, shuttles for 53rd St. station closure

Subway

Flub-way! Sunset Parkers steamed about lack of fliers, shuttles for 53rd St. station closure

By Caroline Spivack

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

Developer rebrands LICH as ‘River Park’

By Lauren Gill

Northside Festival announces initial lineup

Northside Festival announces initial lineup

By Lauren Gill

Girls soccer coach runs for mayor

Politics

Girls soccer coach runs for mayor

By Julianne Cuba

Renovations on long-shuttered Cadman Plaza WWII memorial will finally begin next year

Downtown

Renovations on long-shuttered Cadman Plaza WWII memorial will finally begin next year

By Lauren Gill

Cold war: Sunset Parkers furious after plows on Gowanus blast little girl with ice

Cold war: Sunset Parkers furious after plows on Gowanus blast little girl with ice

By Caroline Spivack

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

Police: Woman lifted clothing from department store

By Alexandra Simon

Brute knocks teen to ground, threatens her, and steals her backpack

By Julianne Cuba

60th precinct

Bat-wielding louts viciously beat man

By Caroline Spivack

Neighbors feel left out of Ft. Greene Park makeover

Neighbors feel left out of Ft. Greene Park makeover

By Ruth Brown

From evangelism to tech evangelism, change afoot in Dumbo

DUMBO

Stop the presses! ‘Guardian’ spikes move to Kushner’s Dumbo Heights after reporters complain

By Ruth Brown

Road map: City rolls forward on plan to take over private streets

Canarsie

Road map: City rolls forward on plan to take over private streets

By Julianne Cuba

Police: Bat-wielding man tries to rob bodega — makes getaway on kick scooter

By Colin Mixson

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

Hungry crook breaks into shop to feast on $500 worth of meat

By Alexandra Simon

Police: Man had loaded revolver and shotgun in his home

By Julianne Cuba

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

Burglar carts off high-tech construction gear from storage facility

By Caroline Spivack

Brute swings umbrella at girlfriend but misses and clocks her relative instead

By Caroline Spivack

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