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Mill Basin

Nets player Cam Johnson visits Mill Basin school to motivate young STEM students

By Ximena Del Cerro

local fencers preparing for Olympics

Sports

En garde! Fencers from Manhattan Fencing Center headed to the 2024 Olympics

By Jada Camille

AMNY

New York Liberty at odds with WNBA after being forced to move Commissioner’s Cup championship game from Barclays Center: Source

AMNY

Liberty’s Commissioner’s Cup Championship Game vs. Lynx to be played at UBS Arena

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Sports

League legacies: The Brooklyn Cyclones players who have made history in the major leagues

By Kirstyn Brendlen

AMNY

Brooklyn man arrested for illegal NBA betting scheme involving banned Jontay Porter

sandy the seagull at maimonides park

From Fireworks to ‘Seinfeld Night,’ Brooklyn Cyclones summer schedule promises something for everyone

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

finish line at Brooklyn Half Marathon

Sports

PHOTOS: Nearly 30,000 people cross Coney Island finish line at RBC Brooklyn Half Marathon

By Kirstyn Brendlen

New York Liberty defeat the Indiana Fever 91-80 in their home opener at Barclays Center.

Sports

Ladies of Liberty stand victorious after record-breaking home opener at Barclays Center

By Jada Camille

brooklyn half marathon finish line

Sports

Road closures, cheer zones, and more: Your guide to the 2024 RBC Brooklyn Half Marathon

By Kirstyn Brendlen

NY Liberty Pep Rally

Pep rally at East Flatbush elementary school sets the stage for New York Liberty season opener

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

The County of Kings is becoming the County of Cowboys. The pro-bullriding league just added a Brooklyn-based team to its roster.

Sports

Brooklyn goes buckwild! New York Mavericks bringing the rodeo to Barclays Center this summer

By Jada Camille

Brooklyn Half Marathon

Sports

A tale of two Brooklyn Half Marathons: New York Road Runners sues NYCRuns for ‘misleading consumers’

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Five Boro Bike Tour bicyclists pedal along Brooklyn cobblestone street

AMNY

Pedal to the mettle: TD Five Boro Bike Tour sees thousands go the distance despite the dreary weather

Cycling racing

AMNY

Five Boro Bike Tour is pedaling back to NYC this weekend. Here’s what to know.

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Sports

Carl Erskine, Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher and last surviving member of ‘Boys of Summer,’ dies at 97

By Beth Harris, AP

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Brooklyn Nets’ beloved service dog Acorn retires after years of dedicated duty at Barclays Center

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

Brooklyn Football Club kick-off their inaugural season with an opening ceremony at Maimonides Park on April 10.

Sports

Home to home runs and hat-tricks! Brooklyn Football Club kicks off season with ribbon cutting at Maimonides Park

By Jada Camille

cyclones game

‘You never know what to expect’: Brooklyn Cyclones secure season’s first win during home opener at upgraded Maimonides Park

By Jada Camille

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Bay Ridge

Swinging into action! Bay Ridge little leaguers step up to the plate at 68th Precinct Youth Council’s opening day

By Arthur de Gaeta & Meaghan McGoldrick O’Neil

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