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Bazaar accusation! Local publicly claims politically connected community board member of trying to kill grocery store

Bazaar accusation! Local publicly claims politically connected community board member of trying to kill grocery store

By Dennis Lynch

Dead in the water: City-state disagreement killing storm resiliency project

Dead in the water: City-state disagreement killing storm resiliency project

By Julianne Cuba

Crop out! Developer won’t yield to architect’s dream of giant corn field on old Rheingold brewery

Bushwick

Crop out! Developer won’t yield to architect’s dream of giant corn field on old Rheingold brewery

By Allegra Hobbs

Last night: Heated debate over towers at Brooklyn Bridge Park

News

Lander: I never did LSD, and I have questions about the Mayor’s trolley

By Gersh Kuntzman

Coward hit-and-run driver kills pedestrian in Park Slope

Park Slope

Coward hit-and-run driver kills pedestrian in Park Slope

By Zach Jones

Cat-upuncture! Windsor Terrace vet does Chinese medicine on pooches and pussies

Windsor Terrace

Cat-upuncture! Windsor Terrace vet does Chinese medicine on pooches and pussies

By Lauren Gill

This is a cartoon of a crying squirrel.

Turfed out! Wburg, G’point kid sports leagues battling adults for meager parkland

By Allegra Hobbs

It takes a chef: Coolio serves up chili Downtown

Downtown

It takes a chef: Coolio serves up chili Downtown

By Lauren Gill

TOMORROW: Learn more about the MS 313 relocation

Here we go again! City will start screening students when it moves Vinegar Hill middle-school to Dumbo

By Lauren Gill

People’s Playground celebrates Black History Month

People’s Playground celebrates Black History Month

By Dennis Lynch

Here they are — your Pier 6 tower plans

Brooklyn Heights

Report: Brooklyn Bridge Park has plenty of money, doesn’t need Pier 6 towers

By Lauren Gill

Rainbow reading: Two borough authors win awards for their diverse kids’ books

Park Slope

Rainbow reading: Two borough authors win awards for their diverse kids’ books

By Anna Ruth Ramos

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Opinion

Sound Off to the Editor

By Brooklyn Paper

Police: L-train lout rubbed his crotch on straphanger

Bushwick

Police: L-train lout rubbed his crotch on straphanger

By Ruth Brown

Send in the clowns: Circus performers entertain young Brooklyn Hospital patients

Send in the clowns: Circus performers entertain young Brooklyn Hospital patients

By Lauren Gill

Home sob! Brooklyn mourns the passing of Dem Bums’ historian Tom Knight

Bay Ridge

Home sob! Brooklyn mourns the passing of Dem Bums’ historian Tom Knight

By Shavana Abruzzo

Home sob! Brooklyn mourns the passing of Dem Bums’ historian Tom Knight

Bay Ridge

Home sob! Brooklyn mourns the passing of Dem Bums’ historian Tom Knight

By Shavana Abruzzo

Singing their praises! Ridge civic honors ‘unsung heroes’

Bay Ridge

Singing their praises! Ridge civic honors ‘unsung heroes’

By Dennis Lynch

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge Nights is seizing the day

By Dennis Lynch

Cadman Plaza residents: Proposed tower would kill views, home values

Brooklyn Heights

Peak Brooklyn Heights: Civic group gives ‘good neighbor’ award to co-op that rejected developer’s high-rise deal

By Lauren Gill

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