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- Report: Brooklyn Bull Left Windsor Terrace Baby Bloodied On Way To Prospect Park
- Cops: Woman Slashed In Throat By Stranger In Gowanus
- Spotluck, The Restaurant Discount App, Expands To Brooklyn
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- Good Prospects: Locals Celebrate Brooklyn's Backyard's 150th Birthday By Planting Hundreds Of Trees
- Brooklyn Cider House Co-Founder Explains His Love For Cider
- Brooklyn Rabbi Pleads Not Guilty To Eluding A State Trooper In Vermont
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Sikora to kick off assembly campaign in Boerum Hill Tuesday
Pete Sikora, candidate for the 52nd-Assembly District in Brooklyn is set to kick off his campaign Tuesday morning with endorsements from State Senator Daniel Squadron, Councilmember Brad Lander and Councilmember Steve Levin. … Full Article
Man shoots 2, kills himself, at Gowanus iron works
Police say a gunman killed himself after wounding two people and keeping officers at bay for two hours in Brooklyn.
The standoff began at about 11:20 a.m. Monday at an iron works. … Full Article
‘Taste of the Caribbean’ celebration at Brooklyn Borough Hall
Caribbean-American Heritage Month wrapped up with a festival at Brooklyn Borough Hall on Thursday, with a Grand Bazaar featuring Caribbean businesses, art and heritage, a “Taste of the Caribbean,” and a concert on Borough Hall Plaza showcasing English, French and Spanish talent from the Caribbean … Full Article
OPINION: Training facility will help Sunset Park as well as Nets
The Brooklyn Nets’ plans for a new training facility in Sunset Park’s Industry City will not only help the Nets become an all-Brooklyn team, it will help raise the profile of Sunset Park, too. … Full Article
SKETCHES OF COURT: $5 million verdict in motor vehicle accident trial
In this courtroom sketch, Hon. Karen Rothenberg listens as plaintiff attorney Norman Gershon (standing), sole practitioner, conducts a cross examination of neurologist Daniel Feurer (seated, right) in the motor vehicle accident trial of Mark Mungo v. … Full Article
Minority leaders to Cuomo: ‘Do the right thing’ for LICH
Minority leaders on Friday called on Governor Andrew Cuomo to “do the right thing” and halt the sale of Brooklyn’s Long Island College Hospital (LICH) to developer Fortis Property Group. … Full Article
Menchaca spearheaded drive for municipal ID cards
Councilman Carlos Menchaca, a driving force behind the City Council’s historic June 26 vote to establish a municipal identification card program to help undocumented immigrants obtain city services, predicted that the program would become the most successful of its kind in the nation. … Full Article
Elizabeth A. Sackler elected first woman board chair of Brooklyn Museum
The Members of the Board of Trustees of the Brooklyn Museum have elected Elizabeth A. Sackler, Board member since 2000, as the Museum's Chair. Dr. Sackler, the first woman in the nearly 200-year history of the Museum to serve in that position, is the founder of the Museum's Elizabeth A. … Full Article
Minority officials and religious groups to call on state to halt LICH sale
Unrest over SUNY's sale of Brooklyn's Long Island College Hospital (LICH) continues, this time with New York's minority leaders, who are demanding an investigation into the state’s process in choosing a buyer for the shuttered Cobble Hill hospital … Full Article
Media Rundown: Brooklyn in the news for June 26
Brooklyn Heights & DUMBO … Full Article
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