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Let the good habits roll! Bike tour of East New York, Brownsville peddles benefits of cycling to locals

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Let the good habits roll! Bike tour of East New York, Brownsville peddles benefits of cycling to locals

By Alexandra Simon

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

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Freak shows and Michelin stars: A look at Brooklyn’s roster of off-beat museums

By Daniella Deloatch, Ally Charter Bus

City community college’s food pantry feeds students in need

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City community college’s food pantry feeds students in need

By Laura Hanrahan

Ramapo empowers young people for lasting success

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Ramapo empowers young people for lasting success

By Camille Sperrazza

Planting the seed of kindness at Rivendell School

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Planting the seed of kindness at Rivendell School

By Camille Sperrazza

One bountiful barge! S’Park boat offers fruits and veggies — for free — through July 1

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One bountiful barge! S’Park boat offers fruits and veggies — for free — through July 1

By Julianne McShane

Roving remedy: Methodist Hospital’s new high-tech ambulance provides immediate stroke care

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Roving remedy: Methodist Hospital’s new high-tech ambulance provides immediate stroke care

By Colin Mixson

Worth a shot? Locals balk as city considers heroin-injection facilities

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Mayor proposes safe-injection site for drug users in Gowanus — that’s actually in Boerum Hill

By Colin Mixson

Hip with the times! Techies update oldsters on latest gadgets and smart-living tips at fair

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Hip with the times! Techies update oldsters on latest gadgets and smart-living tips at fair

By Saul Marquez

Tomorrow: Local health-insurance firm and Bed-Stuy hospital stage medical fair for teens

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Tomorrow: Local health-insurance firm and Bed-Stuy hospital stage medical fair for teens

By Anthony Rotunno

Race to the top: Kingsborough Community College track and field seeks to repeat as national champs

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Race to the top: Kingsborough Community College track and field seeks to repeat as national champs

By Adam Lucente

Kid-friendly! ‘Goat Yoga’ clip-clops into Bushwick

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Kid-friendly! ‘Goat Yoga’ clip-clops into Bushwick

By Julianne McShane

Splashing through sludge: Boaters traverse Brooklyn’s Nautical Purgatory in ‘Gowanus Challenge’

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Crab with a side of chemicals: Signs will warn Gowanus anglers about health hazards of eating seafood from canal

By Julianne Cuba

Warrior age one: Teacher leads yoga classes for Kings County babies, kids, and teens

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Warrior age one: Teacher leads yoga classes for Kings County babies, kids, and teens

By Julianne McShane

Learning outside the classroom at A. Fantis School

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Learning outside the classroom at A. Fantis School

By Camille Sperrazza

How to save a life: LIU students receive hands-on training in treating overdose victims

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How to save a life: LIU students receive hands-on training in treating overdose victims

By Julianne Cuba

Not cool for school: Residents reject state pol’s plan to put body scanners in local learning houses

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Not cool for school: Residents reject state pol’s plan to put body scanners in local learning houses

By Julianne McShane

Elders’ escape: Seniors travel the world in new virtual-reality class

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Elders’ escape: Seniors travel the world in new virtual-reality class

By Julianne McShane

NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn recruits four new cardiologists

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NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn recruits four new cardiologists

By James Harney

These doctors saved my life: Our publisher tells her own survival story

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These doctors saved my life: Our publisher tells her own survival story

By Jennifer Goodstein

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