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See it: Cops aggressively arrest mom who improperly wore face mask in Brooklyn subway station

By Ben Verde

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Family donates masks to Cobble Hill nursing home after father’s death

By Rose Adams

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Opinion

Opinion: COVID-19 does not discriminate, but our policies have

By Eric Adams

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Business

City Council passes small business relief package to aid store owners

By Ben Verde

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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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News

New Yorkers with developmental disabilities adapt to life at home

By Ben Verde

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Funeral home that stacked bodies in U-Hauls faces lawsuit from victim’s family

By Todd Maisel & Jessica Parks

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Downtown

New, multi-colored mural aims to inspire ‘hope’ on Atlantic Avenue

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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People of color make up 93 percent of COVID-19-related arrests: NYPD

By Kevin Duggan

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Health

Community’s ‘valuable’ support helps Wyckoff’s staff keep working through COVID-19 pandemic

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Activists protest skewed social distancing enforcement outside police headquarters

By Todd Maisel

Bay Ridge

Meal delivery programs see spike in demand, flat rate of funding

By Ben Verde

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

By Rose Adams & Mark Hallum

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Opinion

Op-ed: ‘Perfect storm’ in nursing homes shows need for stronger oversight

By Justin Brannan & Mark Treyger

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Park Slope

‘He was larger than life’: Brooklyn mourns death of Grand Prospect Hall owner Michael Halkias

By Rose Adams

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News

Brooklyn has more social distancing summonses than any other borough: NYPD

By Kevin Duggan

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Opinion

Opinion: It’s time to end police enforcement of social distancing

By Bob Capano

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Opinion

Opinion: Quarantine and the ‘third quarter effect’

By Nick Rizzo

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

Borough-based production company pays it forward during pandemic

By Ben Verde

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‘I thought I was going to die’: Man recalls violent social distancing arrest in East New York

By Kevin Duggan

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