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An L of a good time!

L-train riders demand answers on closure — MTA blames media for revealing story in first place

By Allegra Hobbs

Berth of a nation! Red Hook dock owner wants to house historic S.S. United States

Red Hook

Brooklyn no moor! Plan to bring S.S. United States to Red Hook scuttled

By Lauren Gill

Funk in the trunk: Officials say guys tried to swap suitcases full of pot

Bay Ridge

Funk in the trunk: Officials say guys tried to swap suitcases full of pot

By Dennis Lynch

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

Midwood

Police shoot alleged armed robber after car chase

By Colin Mixson

Model citizens: Williamburg middle-schoolers to form mock community board

Model citizens: Williamburg middle-schoolers to form mock community board

By Allegra Hobbs

Stringer zingers: Comptroller criticizes mayor, but supports Coney land-grab

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Scott Stringer: I was a teen community board member

By Allegra Hobbs

Slings and sharrows! Cyclists: Kill Jay St. parking, not bike lane

DUMBO

Slings and sharrows! Cyclists: Kill Jay St. parking, not bike lane

By Lauren Gill

Glazed and accused: Peter Pan Donuts sued by former employee

Greenpoint

Glazed and accused: Peter Pan Donuts sued by former employee

By Allegra Hobbs

Second coming! Church’s rescued relic restored

Second coming! Church’s rescued relic restored

By Dennis Lynch

Two dead bodies pulled from Williamsburg waters this morning

Two dead bodies pulled from Williamsburg waters this morning

By Allegra Hobbs

Police: Guy told woman ‘I will chop you up on this train’ — then did just that

Prospect Heights

Police: Guy told woman ‘I will chop you up on this train’ — then did just that

By Lauren Gill

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

Thief drills through car door to steal computer

By Lauren Gill

Boerum Hill group wants to expand historic district to protect against mayor’s upzoning

Boerum Hill group wants to expand historic district to protect against mayor’s upzoning

By Lauren Gill

Bergen Beachers blast buses

Space out: Pol mulls parking ban as swipe at controversial bus depot

By Colin Mixson

Safety dance: Board fighting bar’s booze, boogie permits citing crime

Bay Ridge

Safety dance: Board fighting bar’s booze, boogie permits citing crime

By Dennis Lynch

Trio beats and robs man on Avenue W

By Dennis Lynch

60th precinct

Gun-toting men rape woman in stairwell

By Colin Mixson

Brooklyn schools crush Chicago in coding challenge

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Brooklyn schools crush Chicago in coding challenge

By Allegra Hobbs

Violent crooks threaten cabbie and steal cash

By Colin Mixson

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

Brooklyn Heights

Cycling crook knocks woman to ground and takes purse

By Lauren Gill

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