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Gerritsen Beach pizzeria offers seafood pizza for Lent

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Gerritsen Beach pizzeria offers seafood pizza for Lent

By Adam Lucente

Two Gerritsen Beach Boy Scouts achieve Eagle Scout rank

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Two Gerritsen Beach Boy Scouts achieve Eagle Scout rank

By Adam Lucente

Gerritsen Beachers raise money to find a cure for pancreatic cancer with dart tournament

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Gerritsen Beachers raise money to find a cure for pancreatic cancer with dart tournament

By Julianne Cuba

GerritsenBeachers are ready for summer!

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GerritsenBeachers are ready for summer!

By Julianne Cuba

Ready to rumble: Brooklyn boxer anxious for mixed martial arts debut

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Ready to rumble: Brooklyn boxer anxious for mixed martial arts debut

File photo by William Thomas

Back off! Gerritsen Beachers: We’re overrun by Build it Back!

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Sandy victims plagued with problems four years later

By Julianne Cuba

Survivor: Cat that took arrow to face needs good home

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Survivor: Cat that took arrow to face needs good home

By Julianne Cuba

Driver hits and kills Gerritsen Beach woman

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Driver hits and kills Gerritsen Beach woman

By Julianne Cuba

Heating up: Brooklyn boxing star still perfect despite out-of-ring distractions

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Heating up: Brooklyn boxing star still perfect despite out-of-ring distractions

By Laura Amato

Fire rips through Hurricane Sandy-devasted home in Build it Back program

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Fire rips through Hurricane Sandy-devasted home in Build it Back program

By Julianne Cuba

New greenway coming to Gerritsen Beach

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New greenway coming to Gerritsen Beach

By Julianne Cuba

EXCLUSIVE: Contractor: ‘My careless workers caused Sandy-damaged home to topple’

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Workers tried to cover up role in Build It Back home collapse, report says

By Julianne Cuba

Bringing the heat: Brooklyn boxer ready to shine the spotlight on women in the sport

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Bringing the heat: Brooklyn boxer ready to shine the spotlight on women in the sport

By Laura Amato

What a gas! Car show raises cash for charity

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What a gas! Car show raises cash for charity

By Julianne Cuba

Calls for more traffic lights after Gerritsen teen’s death

Calls for more traffic lights after Gerritsen teen’s death

By Julianne Cuba

Distemper tantrum: Virus has Gerritsen Beach’s Raccoons acting kooky, experts suspect

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Distemper tantrum: Virus has Gerritsen Beach’s Raccoons acting kooky, experts suspect

By Julianne Cuba

Drunk driver killed teen cyclist, police say

Drunk driver killed teen cyclist, police say

By Julianne Cuba

EXCLUSIVE: Contractor: ‘My careless workers caused Sandy-damaged home to topple’

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Did house-collapse contractors break the law? City is mum

By Julianne Cuba

EXCLUSIVE: Contractor: ‘My careless workers caused Sandy-damaged home to topple’

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EXCLUSIVE: Contractor: ‘My careless workers caused Sandy-damaged home to topple’

By Julianne Cuba

Rebuilding relationships: Build It Back contractors back down after complaints

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Rebuilding relationships: Build It Back contractors back down after complaints

By Julianne Cuba

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