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Downtown

City to install half-mile busway on Jay Street in August: Mayor

By Kevin Duggan

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Mayor de Blasio extends 8 pm nightly curfew for the rest of this week

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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Red Hook

Feeling tubular: Celebrating Hugh Carey Tunnel’s 70 years of Brooklyn-Battery connections

By Robert Pozarycki

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Bay Ridge

Latest slate of open streets includes 10 Brooklyn neighborhoods

By Ben Verde

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Locals slam impromptu dance party on Williamsburg open street

By Kevin Duggan

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Mayor unveils five more miles of open streets in Brooklyn, four miles of protected bike lanes

By Kevin Duggan

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Ferries see 80 percent drop in ridership amid COVID-19 outbreak

By Rose Adams & Mark Hallum

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Downtown

Mayor adds five Downtown Brooklyn blocks to city’s open streets plan

By Kevin Duggan

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Park Slope

Streets bordering Prospect Park to open to pedestrians

By Ben Verde

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City’s COVID-19 budget crisis puts $2.7 billion BQX streetcar proposal in limbo

By Bill Parry

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Brooklyn Heights

Plans for public pool at Squibb Park stalled due to BQE repairs

By Kevin Duggan

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MTA to stop all subway service overnight to disinfect trains

By Robert Pozarycki

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Flatbush

67-year-old bicyclist killed in Flatbush

By Ben Verde

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MTA completes L train tunnel work early and below budget: Cuomo

By Mark Hallum

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Off-duty cop sinks boyfriend’s car into Jamaica Bay during joyride

By Todd Maisel

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Transit unions call for overhaul of federal guidance on worker protection after COVID-19 deaths

By Mark Hallum

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E-scooter sharing company comes to Williamsburg

By Kevin Duggan

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AMNY

City Council seeking up to 75 miles of open streets amid COVID-19 pandemic

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Work crew shortages lead to myriad delays along subway lines

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‘Open streets’ program piloted on Bushwick Avenue scrapped due to lack of use

By Robert Pozarycki

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