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Roots reloaded: Red Hook folk festival returns via virtual shows

By Kevin Duggan

Man cuffed for alleged steak heist

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Amazon leases Red Hook warehouse as fears of unsustainable truck traffic rise

By Ben Verde

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Film

Red Hook filmmaker shoots ‘Hudson Falls’ pilot while bending to COVID guidelines

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Red Hook residents push to route trucks away from Van Brunt Street

By Ben Verde

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Work to begin on crucial section of Brooklyn Greenway bike path

By Ben Verde

Home invader loots Union Street apartment

Germophobic thieves nab hand sanitizer from school

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News

‘Hook library renovations delayed until mid-2021 due to COVID-19

By Kevin Duggan

News

Cops cuff revel rouser for alleged license plate theft

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Politics

Is he running? Councilman Carlos Menchaca floats mayoral run

By Paul Schindler

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Reports of possible ICE raids in Fort Greene, Red Hook worry locals

By Kevin Duggan

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Politics

Community board chair enters growing race for Sunset Park council seat

By Ben Verde

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Arts & Entertainment

City debuts photo exhibits along NYCHA construction fences in Red Hook

By Kevin Duggan

Police cuff woman for alleged bug spray heist

Pirate rides off a man’s stolen bike

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Arts & Entertainment

New weekend beer garden comes to Red Hook

By Kevin Duggan

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‘Best of both worlds’: Red Hook Fairway transitions into Food Bazaar

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil & Carlotta Mohamed

Pilferer loots over $16,000 worth of goods from parked car

Thief goes on shopping spree with stolen credit card

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