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- The Quirky Wooden Relic Of Brooklyn's Transit Past In Prospect Park
- Notorious East New York Murder-Free Streak Ends
- Cuomo Team Pressed Officials To Skip Protest Of His Pressure Tactics
- A Doyenne Of Denim Stages Her Comeback In Brooklyn
- Permits Filed For 1562 DeKalb Ave., Bushwick
- Affordable Housing Lottery Opens For 38 Units Near Williamsburg Bridge, Starting At $865 A Month
- Jemima Kirke Sells Unopened 'Girls' DVDs On Stoop Of Brooklyn Home
- 2 Attacks Against Jewish Men, 1 Called 'Fake Jew,' In Brooklyn
- Brooklyn Luxury Market Saw 14 Contracts Signed Last Week
- A Berlin Cocktail Convention Comes To Brooklyn
- A Restaurant Row Blooms In Bed-Stuy, Including The Japanese Storefront Nana
- Tourist With Measles Visited Brooklyn, Hudson Valley
- First Look Inside Brooklyn Bridge Park's Quay Tower
- Body Found Floating In Water Off Mill Basin
- Brooklyn's 80 Flatbush Megadevelopment Rejected By CB Land Use Committee
- Celebrate Independent Bookstore Day With 3rd Annual Brooklyn Bookstore Crawl
- Helicopters Fly Under Brooklyn Bridge
- Free Things To Do In Brooklyn This Week - April 22 - April 29
- Korean Comfort Food And Brooklyn-Brewed Sake In Sunset Park
- A Public Floating Food Forest Will Come To The Brooklyn Army Terminal This Summer
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Owl’s Head Park killer still at large
Jennifer Cohen’s killer is still out there somewhere, to the great frustration of the police who have not been able to make an arrest several months after the slaying. … Full Article
Parker wants New York to do more for domestic violence victims
Domestic violence brings with it a heavy cost in the U.S., according to state Sen. Kevin Parker, who said the toll exceeds an astounding $5.8 billion a year. … Full Article
Pop-up party snafu: The Sonic Jungle forced to relocate for lack of permits, DOB official says
If it sounds too good to be true, it normally is. … Full Article
Dyker Heights heart patient gets new lease on life
Henry Scarpati said he feels lucky to be alive. Back in November, Scarpati, 64, a lifelong resident of Dyker Heights, felt serious chest pains on his way to visit his mother. He’d had a heart attack ten years earlier and knew more than the average person about coronary artery disease. … Full Article
Brooklyn GOP hosts mayoral forum in Dyker Heights
The Brooklyn Republican Party and its executive committee sponsored a well-attended forum for the two currently leading mayoral candidates, the Rev. … Full Article
Got an idea? Gentile looking to make your commute better
Councilmember Vincent Gentile wants your best ideas on how to make transit services better in Southwest Brooklyn. The lawmaker, who is in the twilight of his long career in the City Council, decided to make one of his last bold initiatives a transportation survey. … Full Article
Cuomo to beef up security in yeshivas
In the wake of a spate of shocking anti-Semitic attacks across the country, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is putting $25 million in state funds toward combating hate crimes. … Full Article
Donovan nominates students for West Point, Naval Academy
Ten local students who are seeking to attend the nation’s military service academies like West Point received a helping hand from U.S. Rep. Dan Donovan who announced that he has nominated them for admission. … Full Article
GOP mayoral hopefuls to speak at political forum
Two candidates with unusual resumes who are each hoping to win the Republican Party’s nomination to run for mayor in November will be appearing at a candidates’ forum in Dyker Heights this week. … Full Article
Rev. El-Yateem kicks off city council campaign
Rev. Khader El-Yateem, pastor of the Salam Arabic Lutheran Church in Bay Ridge, kicked off his campaign for City Council on Sunday to a packed house at Le Sajj, a Lebanese restaurant at 8221 5th Ave. … Full Article
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