Brooklyn Heights
By Ben Kochman
No, those aren’t toddlers being shepherded through the intersection of Fulton and Jay Streets with a rope; they’re adults on the Fulton Mall, where traffic got even worse last week as part of an ongoing city repair project.
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Williamsburg
By Aaron Short
A truck driver for a New Jersey-based waste collector who recklessly killed a 24-year-old cyclist in a hit-and-run accident last week remains on the loose.
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Brooklyn Courier
By Stephen Brown
Fourth Avenue and Carroll Street was inundated Tuesday afternoon with filthy water rising as high as car tires — once again infuriating locals in the flood-prone area.
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Brooklyn Courier
By Gary Buiso
Green-Wood Cemetery’s Roman Goddess of War is about to clash with her toughest foe to date: city bureaucracy.
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Williamsburg
By Aaron Short
A radioactive waste processing company that the state legislature is moving to shutter has received three violations for not following safety protocols over the past 10 years, state environmental officials revealed.
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Williamsburg
By Aaron Short
Go West, artsy Brooklynites!
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Brooklyn Courier
By Gary Buiso
Gowanus, get ready for your close-up.
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Brooklyn Courier
By Ben Kochman
A barista fired from the popular Seventh Avenue coffee bar Ozzie’s is claiming home-brewed harassment!
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Brooklyn Courier
By Andy Campbell
A literature lover went rogue on Thursday, swiping tomes from the Barnes & Noble in Park Slope before struggling with a cop, breaking free and stealing and crashing a van.
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Williamsburg
By Aaron Short
Williamsburg’s feisty District Leader candidates aren’t just launching attacks at each other — now they’re going after surrogates!
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