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Halves of the battle: Borough’s two Battle of Brooklyn celebrations

News

Halves of the battle: Borough’s two Battle of Brooklyn celebrations

By Caroline Spivack

Beep, activists to police: Quit blaming cyclists in fatal crashes!

Sister of cyclist killed on Classon Ave. demands bike lane

By Lauren Gill

At cross purposes: New utility pole blocks crosswalk signal

At cross purposes: New utility pole blocks crosswalk signal

By Julianne Cuba

Boys of summer school: Cyclones, NYU hand out back-to-school supplies

News

Boys of summer school: Cyclones, NYU hand out back-to-school supplies

By Caroline Spivack

A is for ‘automaton’: Sunset Park group shows teachers how to incorporate robots into lesson plans

News

A is for ‘automaton’: Sunset Park group shows teachers how to incorporate robots into lesson plans

By Caroline Spivack

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Reader: Taste should trump tradition at Schnitzel Haus

By Brooklyn Paper

Police pull suicidal woman off 25-story Williamsburg building

Police pull suicidal woman off 25-story Williamsburg building

By Ruth Brown

Top of the pops! Soda Stream rewards banned pro-Israel Park Slope Co-op members

Park Slope

Top of the pops! Soda Stream rewards banned pro-Israel Park Slope Co-op members

By Colin Mixson

Start ‘em up! ‘Stones’ tribute rocks Marine Park

Start ‘em up! ‘Stones’ tribute rocks Marine Park

By Julianne Cuba

Building bridges: Delayed Belt Parkway spans are back on track

Building bridges: Delayed Belt Parkway spans are back on track

By Julianne Cuba

Trail trash! Red Hook street so gross no agency will touch it

Red Hook

Trail trash! Red Hook street so gross no agency will touch it

By Lauren Gill

Latte love! Burgled cafe’s owner offers bandit mercy

Bay Ridge

Latte love! Burgled cafe’s owner offers bandit mercy

By Caroline Spivack

Architect: Bridge Park sank proven barge-pool plan for far-out floating facility

Brooklyn Heights

Architect: Bridge Park sank proven barge-pool plan for far-out floating facility

By Lauren Gill

It is open season on the Crown Heights armory

Disarmed! Besmirched developer backs out of Crown Heights armory project

By Lauren Gill

Get on the flavor train! Breakfast taco stand opens inside Clark Street station

Brooklyn Heights

Get on the flavor train! Breakfast taco stand opens inside Clark Street station

By Lauren Gill

Tired of it: Ridgites demand more police following rim-and-tire thefts

Bay Ridge

Tired of it: Ridgites demand more police following rim-and-tire thefts

By Caroline Spivack

Raccoon evades police on hours-long chase in Ditmas Park

Raccoon evades police on hours-long chase in Ditmas Park

By Colin Mixson

City: ‘Polite sign is still illegal’

Midwood

City: ‘Polite sign is still illegal’

By Julianne Cuba

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Politics

McCreight takes heat over Trump Village redevelopment

By Julianne Cuba

‘Protected lane’ endangers cyclists and protects parked cars, advocates say

‘Protected lane’ endangers cyclists and protects parked cars, advocates say

By Julianne Cuba

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