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Five suffer minor injuries in Borough Park fire

Borough Park
Four firefighters and one civilian suffered minor injuries during an early morning fire in Borough Park.
Firefighters responded to the blaze at the three-story residential building at 1029 42nd Street at 6:32 a.m. Friday. … Full Article
 

Maple Lanes bowling alley 'likely' doomed

Borough Park
A plan to replace bowlers’ paradise Maple Lanes in Borough Park with a 112-unit residential development is likely to “advance to the next frame,” reports the  … Full Article
 

Citizen patrol group shares honors with cop for finding missing teen

Kensington
Their successful effort in finding a yeshiva student from Kensington who went missing for four days earned members of a citizen patrol group and a police sergeant praise and citations from elected officials during a City Hall ceremony. … Full Article
 

Brooklyn rabbi gets year in prison in NJ corruption case

Borough Park
TRENTON — A Brooklyn, N.Y., rabbi has been sentenced to a year in federal prison for his admitted role in a large-scale corruption and money laundering sting in New Jersey.  … Full Article
 

NY lawmakers want residents to buy only one gun a month

Flatbush
The horrific Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre has prompted Brooklyn members of the New York State Assembly to take swift action to try to end gun violence. … Full Article
 

City dedicates 13th Avenue in memory of Holocaust hero

Borough Park
A Swedish diplomat who braved the wrath of the Nazis and saved the lives of thousands of Jews during the dark days of the Holocaust will be remembered forever in Borough Park now that New York City has renamed a 24-block stretch of 13th Avenue in his honor. … Full Article
 

Chisholm tribute airs clash over abortion rights in poor communities

Flatbush
Forty years after Shirley Chisholm became the first black woman to run as a major-party presidential candidate, her supporters gathered Tuesday at the Brooklyn College Library to celebrate her life. … Full Article
 

13th Ave renamed for Raoul Wallenberg, Swede who saved 100,000 Jews

Borough Park
Councilman David Greenfield (D-Borough Park) will hold a ceremony to unveil a new street sign dedicating a stretch of 13th Avenue in memory of Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish diplomat whose efforts saved more than 100,000 Jews from death at the hands of the Nazis in Hungary during World War II. … Full Article
 

Hail to the Hall!: Landberg's Dutchmen finally deliver city title at Yankee Stadium

Flatbush
Danny Landberg lost his home, but not his focus. … Full Article
 

Brooklyn Industries arrives in trendy Ditmas Park

Ditmas Park
On what is being called “a trendy Ditmas Park strip,” Cortelyou Road will get its first major retail outlet when Brooklyn Industries opens a store there this week.
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