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Brute pushes woman down subway stairs

By Joe Hiti

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City to shutter House of D by January: reports

By Kevin Duggan

Hosts Reggie Johnson and co-host Shawnee Rice back on the air at WBAI Radio

News

WBA hi! Supreme court ruling allows beloved Brooklyn radio station to return to the air waves

By Colin Mixson

City retimes traffic lights for cyclists in Boerum Hill

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City retimes traffic lights for cyclists in Boerum Hill

By Kevin Duggan

WBAI parent company lied about debts: Broadcasters

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WBAI parent company lied about debts: Broadcasters

By Rose Adams

Shutdown of beloved Brooklyn radio station WBAI sparks legal battle

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Shutdown of beloved Brooklyn radio station WBAI sparks legal battle

By Rose Adams

Helen Keller Services names banker its gala honoree

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Helen Keller Services names banker its gala honoree

By Joe Hiti

A fowl scene: Raw chicken flesh spilled on Boerum Hill street

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A fowl scene: Raw chicken flesh spilled on Boerum Hill street

By Kevin Duggan

Sing of queens: Vocal festival welcomes operatic drag show

Nightlife

Sing of queens: Vocal festival welcomes operatic drag show

By Chandler Kidd

Demolition begins at future site of controversial development in Boerum Hill

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Demolition begins at future site of controversial development in Boerum Hill

By Craig Hubert

Goons beat man unconscious at Atlantic Avenue station: NYPD

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Goons beat man unconscious at Atlantic Avenue station: NYPD

By Kevin Duggan

Barneys closure will ‘leave big shoes to fill’ on Atlantic Avenue in Boerum Hill

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Barneys closure will ‘leave big shoes to fill’ on Atlantic Avenue in Boerum Hill

By Cate Corcoran

CB2 leaders criticize city’s delay of House of D community guidelines

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Borough President Adams demands smaller borough jail

By Kevin Duggan

Nudity and reptiles: ‘Florida Man’ inspires a new song cycle

Nightlife

Nudity and reptiles: ‘Florida Man’ inspires a new song cycle

By Kevin Duggan

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CB2 committee votes in favor of mayor’s borough jails plan

By Kevin Duggan

Low blow: Pols, activists slam city for borough-based jail plan due to high number of inmates

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Low blow: Pols, activists slam city for borough-based jail plan due to high number of inmates

By Kevin Duggan

The Brooklyn Detention Center will be demolished and a new jail built in its place as part of former Mayor de Blasio's plan to close Rikers Island.

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Weigh in: Community Board to host hearing about Boerum Hill jail expansion

By Kevin Duggan

Best in grow: Local craftsman makes fancy furniture for cultivating cannabis

Leaves of Grass

Best in grow: Local craftsman makes fancy furniture for cultivating cannabis

By Colin Mixson

It’s Brooklyn’s babysitters’ club! New website helps local parents find free childcare, arrange play dates

Kids & Education

It’s Brooklyn’s babysitters’ club! New website helps local parents find free childcare, arrange play dates

By Colin Mixson

DA drops charges against Bed-Stuy mom violently arrested at Ft. Greene social-services office

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DA drops charges against Bed-Stuy mom violently arrested at Ft. Greene social-services office

By Julianne Cuba

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