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Sunset parking: Industry City redevelopment hinges on public land for car lot

News

Sunset Parking: Industry City redevelopment needs public land for car lot

By Max Jaeger

Their rage in lights! Activists illuminate building to protest city’s broken park promise

Their rage in lights! Activists illuminate building to protest city’s broken park promise

By Danielle Furfaro

Suspicious activities around local shuls raise alarm

Suspicious activities around local shuls raise alarm

By Brooklyn Paper

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

Downtown

Police shoot alleged gun-toter Downtown

By Matthew Perlman

In Carroll Gardens, residents say Bloomberg illegally fast-tracking unwanted homeless shelter

Park Slope

Campaign finance flawed? Good gov’t groups question indictment of Slope pol’s aide

By Noah Hurowitz

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

Downtown

Police shoot alleged gun-toter Downtown

By Matthew Perlman

Inn on the outs: City may shutter much-derided hotel

Bay Ridge

Inn on the outs: City may shutter much-derided hotel

By Max Jaeger

Eco docked: Ridge’s floating classroom may not open this year

Bay Ridge

Eco docked: Ridge’s floating classroom may not open this year

By Max Jaeger

Dr. John’s Playground is getting a shot in the arm

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Dr. John’s Playground is getting a shot in the arm

By Vanessa Ogle

Fort Greene daycare, senior centers in peril as city dawdles in lease talks

Fort Greene daycare, senior centers in peril as city dawdles in lease talks

By Matthew Perlman

Inn on the outs: City may shutter much-derided hotel

Bay Ridge

Inn on the outs: City may shutter much-derided hotel

By Max Jaeger

Eco docked: Ridge’s floating classroom may not open this year

Bay Ridge

Eco docked: Ridge’s floating classroom may not open this year

By Max Jaeger

City puts big bucks towards Fourth Avenue overhaul

Park Slope

City puts big bucks towards Fourth Avenue overhaul

By Noah Hurowitz

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Sound Off to the Editor

By Brooklyn Paper

Desperate mother: ‘Please help me find my son’

Desperate mother: ‘Please help me find my son’

By Vanessa Ogle

A final turn of the key: Downtown cops leave slain officers’ lockers as memorials

Downtown

A final turn of the key: Downtown cops leave slain officers’ lockers as memorials

By Matthew Perlman

Ridge Jewish Center puts new spin on Purim tale

Bay Ridge

Ridge Jewish Center puts new spin on Purim tale

By Max Jaeger

A final turn of the key: Downtown cops leave slain officers’ lockers as memorials

Downtown

A final turn of the key: Downtown cops leave slain officers’ lockers as memorials

By Matthew Perlman

Cops honored for arresting alleged taxi-driver rapist

Carroll Gardens

Cops honored for arresting alleged taxi-driver rapist

By Noah Hurowitz

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Sound Off to the Editor

By Brooklyn Paper

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