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There’s no dancing around it: Councilman Rafael Espinal talks cabaret laws with Gersh and Vince

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Cyclones crushed by Hudson Valley

By Matt John

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

Cyclones fall to Monsters — and from first place

By Matt John

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

Big win in Vermont puts Clones on top of division

By Matt John

Cyclones come back, take season-opener in extra innings

Sports

Cyclones get in the win column

By Matt John

Homegrown: Local soccer club sparks interest in sport

Downtown

Homegrown: Local soccer club sparks interest in sport

Brooklyn Italians

Cyclones drop home-opener to hated Staten Island Yankees

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Cyclones drop home-opener to hated Staten Island Yankees

By Matt John

Out of the park: Charity softball game honors Fort Ham base

Out of the park: Charity softball game honors Fort Ham base

Photo by Jordan Rathkopf

Cyclones are ready to roll: Team enters season with new manager, high hopes

Sports

After rainout, Cyclones to open season tonight in Coney Island

By Matt John

Ready to rumble: Brooklyn boxer anxious for mixed martial arts debut

Gerritsen Beach

Ready to rumble: Brooklyn boxer anxious for mixed martial arts debut

File photo by William Thomas

Flash offense: Cosmos notch comeback over Puerto Rico FC

Flash offense: Cosmos notch comeback over Puerto Rico FC

The New York Cosmos

Cy-clone wars: ‘Star Wars’ night returns to MCU Park

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Cyclones 2017 events calendar! ‘Seinfeld,’ Star Wars nights return

By Matt John

Mets first-rounder could get his shot in Brooklyn

Mets first-rounder could get his shot in Brooklyn

By Laura Amato

Just in time: Cosmos score late, draw with North Carolina

Just in time: Cosmos score late, draw with North Carolina

By Troy Mauriello

Overcoming obstacles: Brooklyn Tech junior nabs spot at state meet

Overcoming obstacles: Brooklyn Tech junior nabs spot at state meet

By Laura Amato

A new Cyclones season is coming, but Tebowmania isn’t

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A new Cyclones season is coming, but Tebowmania isn’t

By Matt John

Clippers can’t connect, fall in shutout loss

Bay Ridge

Clippers can’t connect, fall in shutout loss

By Laura Amato

Comeback in Coney: FDNY tops NYPD in gridiron matchup

Comeback in Coney: FDNY tops NYPD in gridiron matchup

By Kyle Gorman

Coming up short: Nazareth falls in title game

Flatbush

Coming up short: Nazareth falls in title game

Matt John

Telecom can’t stage upset, falls in city semis

Bay Ridge

Telecom can’t stage upset, falls in city semis

By Laura Amato

Hornets hero: Midwood junior lifts team to playoff victory

Midwood

Hornets hero: Midwood junior lifts team to playoff victory

Photo by Jon Farina

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