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Health

Brooklyn gets three new COVID-19 testing sites

By Rose Adams

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Opinion

Op-ed: The most important thing you can do at home

By Colvin Grannum & Linda Johnson

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Noted Brooklyn-born photographer Anthony Causi dies of COVID-19

By Todd Maisel

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News

Three dead in weekend of shootings across Brooklyn and Manhattan

By Todd Maisel

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Wyckoff Hospital nurses demand additional staff, supplies to battle COVID-19

By Kevin Duggan

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Coronavirus count: Case numbers near 100,000 across the city, death toll over 5,000

By Robert Pozarycki

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Opinion

Op-ed: Communities need their newspapers, and newspapers need their community

By Judy Patrick

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Opinion

Opinion: Can New York survive the harsh realities of the current pandemic?

By Bob Capano

Healthcare workers demonstrate as part of national day of action calling for more PPE during outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in New York

Opinion

Opinion: Coronavirus isn’t racist. America is racist.

By Nick Rizzo

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Health

Coney Islanders manufacture and deliver protective gear to struggling hospitals

By Rose Adams

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Brooklyn cemeteries struggle to keep up amid surge in COVID-19 deaths

By Kevin Duggan

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Health

Brooklyn ambulances suffer long delays, staffing shortages during pandemic

By Jessica Parks

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Online fundraiser nets thousands to feed staff at Park Slope hospital

By Ben Verde

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Health

First responders offered subpar housing as 911 calls skyrocket: EMTs

By Rose Adams

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Health

Coronavirus count: Deaths surpass 1,000 in Brooklyn as pandemic continues

By Emily Davenport

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Religion

Brooklyn’s churches to stream Easter services online amid COVID-19 outbreak

By Jessica Parks

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Pet project: Brooklyn Cat Cafe launches service to help struggling pet owners during COVID-19

By Kevin Duggan

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After years of funding cuts, group homes find themselves on the front lines

By Ben Verde

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Ambulance crash in Flatlands injures two medics

By Todd Maisel

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Park Slope bar opens take-out window for booze

By Rose Adams

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