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Woman assaults mother of child’s friend in Red Hook

Crook steals shopping carts from supermarket

LICH site

Development

Cobble Hill’s LICH site construction projects kick off with ‘essential’ designations

By Kevin Duggan

Bandit steals elderly woman’s purse from a food pantry

Drive through testing site for Coronavirus at 2307 Bevelry Road

Health

Park Slope civic leaders demand more walk-in COVID-19 testing centers

By Kevin Duggan

Trader Joe’s Court Street

Business

Line man for Kings County: Cobble Hill man tracks Trader Joe’s line on Twitter

By Kevin Duggan

Cops cuff alleged beer thief on Smith Street

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Politics

Working families Party backs Dem Socialist upstart in State Senate race

By Ben Verde

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Hospitals in Crisis

Volunteers work together to make face masks for city’s hospitals

By Rose Adams

Carroll Gardens

Lout attacks 62-year-old woman

Maeve Foley

Health

Carroll Gardens teen offers grocery runs for seniors amid COVID-19 fears

By Kevin Duggan

Hungry looter dines-and-dashes at Reed Street restaurant

Pilferer steals stacks of newspaper from Court Street deli

Cops cuff two men for alleged burglary

By Jessica Parks

Reynoso

Williamsburg pol accuses Mayor of favoring white, wealthy Brooklynites for BQE repairs

By Kevin Duggan

Police cuff alleged chocolate thief

By Rose Adams

Bandit steals teen girl’s AirPods

By Rose Adams

Pirate nabs license plates on Walcott Street

By Rose Adams

bqe

BQE expert panel releases final report

By Kevin Duggan

Cops cuff man for alleged ATM heist

By Rose Adams

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