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The big reveal: City unveils changes to Grand Street ahead of L-train shutdown

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The big reveal: City unveils changes to Grand Street ahead of L-train shutdown

By Julianne Cuba

Making space: North Brooklyn to lose 100 on-street parking spots to city’s new rental-car program

Making space: North Brooklyn to lose 100 on-street parking spots to city’s new rental-car program

By Colin Mixson

No ‘Big Dig’: Planners likely to take BQE tunnel option off the table

A change they believe in: Cuomo must add faster BQE fix to budget, pols say

By Julianne Cuba

Sunset Parkers clash over Fourth Avenue bike lane

Sunset Park community board approves Fourth Avenue redesign with new bike paths

By Julianne McShane

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Subway

On the Hook for a costly tunnel

Sound Off To The Editor

Tundra on the tracks: Small iceberg forms inside chasm in Bergen Street station wall

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Tundra on the tracks: Small iceberg forms inside chasm in Bergen Street station wall

By Julianne Cuba

Police searching for subway pickpocket

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Police searching for subway pickpocket

By Julianne McShane

Speeding along: City accelerates installation of some Fourth Avenue bike lanes following locals’ complaints

Speeding along: City accelerates installation of some Fourth Avenue bike lanes following locals’ complaints

By Colin Mixson

‘Bye, cars!’ Celebratory cyclists escort last driver through Prospect Park

‘Bye, cars!’ Celebratory cyclists escort last driver through Prospect Park

By Colin Mixson

Trolley plan reveals potential street closures, new bridges

Pick a lane: Transit honchos claim construction of mayor’s BQX trolley will impede BQE repairs

By Julianne Cuba

Canarsie residents start petition demanding ferry stop

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On notice: Canarsie ferry boosters hand mayor 6,000 signatures

By Adam Lucente

Canarsie residents start petition demanding ferry stop

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Scuttled! Mayor cancels meeting with Canarsie ferry boosters

By Adam Lucente

A community reacts: Area Muslims call for youth engagement, education following local’s alleged subway bombing

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A community reacts: Area Muslims call for youth engagement, education following local’s alleged subway bombing

By Adam Lucente

L-ong time coming: Transit agencies drop plan for commuters during L-train closure

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L-ong time coming: Transit agencies drop plan for commuters during L-train closure

By Julianne Cuba

State nixes BQE fixes

What the truck?! Big-rigs may clog Brooklyn Heights streets if state pols don’t grant speedier BQE repairs

By Julianne Cuba

Lacking a tunnel vision: Locals, pols demand transit agencies issue plan addressing L-train closure

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Lacking a tunnel vision: Locals, pols demand transit agencies issue plan addressing L-train closure

By Julianne Cuba

Bad for business: Ft. Greene entrepreneurs claim new Fulton bus lanes will hurt bottom lines

Bad for business: Ft. Greene entrepreneurs claim new Fulton bus lanes will hurt bottom lines

By Julianne Cuba

Back on tracks: Refurbished Prospect Avenue station reopens, delighting local straphangers

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Back on tracks: Refurbished Prospect Avenue station reopens, delighting local straphangers

By Colin Mixson

Cut while commuting: Woman slices man with razor blade on subway, cops say

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Cut while commuting: Woman slices man with razor blade on subway, cops say

By Lauren Gill

Pedal pushback: Sunset Parkers rail against city’s bike lane plans

Holy spokes! Sunset Park bike lanes approved despite protests

By Julianne McShane

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