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Politics

2021 Elections: Who’s running for City Council in the 33rd District

By Kevin Duggan

Blade toting sneakerhead bags shoes Downtown

Panhandler violently robs female straphanger

Villain brutally robs senior at Borough Hall subway station

Cops arrest pervy subway pilferer

Gang of gunmen rob helpless victim

Cops cuff man for shoving senior down subway steps

restaurant

Business

‘We need a life vest’: Brooklyn’s restaurant, bar owners call for bailout

By Jessica Parks

Gun-wielding goon robs Downtown grocery store

Cops collar man for choking ex-girlfriend

Bottle-brandishing brute loots corner store

Alina Morales

Daughter of woman killed by driver on Atlantic mourns loss of ‘sweet’ mother and grandmother

By Kevin Duggan

atlantic crash

Driver in fatal Boerum Hill crash avoids felony charges

By Kevin Duggan

Boxcutter-wielding brute slashes straphanger

atlantic crash

Alleged drunk driver fatally hits Boerum Hill woman on Atlantic Avenue

By Kevin Duggan

Bandit loots bodega with fake gun

CityMd

Health

Loggin’ the line: Boerum Hill woman tracks local CityMD wait on Twitter

By Kevin Duggan

Sock thief hospitalizes Fulton Mall store employee

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News

The bearers of bad news: How Community Construction Liaisons keep locals informed

By Ben Verde

Driver injures two cops during Atlantic Ave. protest

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Mayor Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch arrive at the 42nd Street–Times Square subway station on Friday, ahead of the heated news conference marking the one-year anniversary of the PATH outreach program.

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