Williamsburg ►Video
By Lauren Gill
Clinton Hill
By Alexandra Simon
She’s letting the rat out of the bag.
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The Newsstand
Courier Life is proud to present the latest print edition of Brooklyn Weekly, which can be found each Sunday in the New York Post. Check it out, along with our other local editions!
Books
Brooklyn booksellers give their top picks for what to read while you’re snowed in this weekend!
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Letters
I have been reading [Joanna DelBuono’s] columns for years and find them very stimulating.
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Bay Ridge Nights
By Caroline Spivack
The Ridge is crawling with culture this weekend!
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Party Line
By Julianne Cuba
Keith Pattison
Fort Greene
By Caroline Spivack
Standing O
By Joanna DelBuono
Brooklynite and City University of New York School of Law dean Mary Lu Bilek was named one of the “Most Influential People in Legal Education.”
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Photo by Steve Solomonson
Coney Island
By Caroline Spivack Coney Island bureau
And he says he’s taking Sea Gate with him whether they like it or not.
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Marine Park
By Julianne Cuba
Marine Parkers are demanding the city crack down on illegal and unsafe construction sites after inspectors halted work at an Avenue T home because of numerous safety violations.
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Photo by Caleb Caldwell
Mean Streets ►Video
By Colin Mixson
They feel the need — the need to monitor speed!
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Marine Park
By Alexandra Simon
Plus a host of other crimes from Marine Park’s 63rd Precinct.
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Not for Nuthin’
By Joanna DelBuono
Community News Group / Laura Amato
Borough-wide
By Laura Amato
Dutchmen standouts Oniel Stanbury, Selwin Wilks, and Jahquel Webb played four years of high-school football together — now they’re playing together in college.
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Iona Athletics
Borough-wide
By Laura Amato
Iona College standout Jon Severe is alwasy ready to learn something new, especially if it helps him become a better basketball player.
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Photo by Paul Martinka
Park Slope
By Colin Mixson
They want to build a wall — and make New Jersey pay for it!
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Photo by Stefano Giovannini
Coney Island
By Max Jaeger
They want to put even more “play” in the People’s Playground.
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Community News Group / Caroline Spivack
Politics
By Caroline Spivack
They heckled him at a Chamber of Commerce breakfast about Trump’s impact on local business.
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Photo by Paul Martinka
Canarsie
By Julianne Cuba
A car plowed through the wooden fence outside an Avenue N home after colliding with a truck on Feb. 4.
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Bay Ridge
By Caroline Spivack
This bowl game was on fire!
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Long Island University Athletics
Downtown
By Jon Perez
Community News Group / Laura Amato
High School Sports
Markquis Nowell and Keith Williams were an offensive force to be reckoned with on Feb. 5, lifting Bishop Loughlin to an 88–72 victory over Christ the King.
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High School Sports
By Benjamin Leibowitz
Brooklyn Law & Tech grabbed an 88–67 victory on Feb. 3, taking down Eagle Academy II to improve to 16–0 in league play.
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Photo by Steve Schnibbe
High School Sports
By Laura Amato
They felt they made a statement.
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Borough-wide
By Caroline Spivack
Photo by Jordan Rathkopf
Brighton Beach
By Julianne Cuba
It’s been five years since there was a supermarket there.
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Photo by Jon Farina
Gravesend
By Julianne Cuba
Tweens said “ni hao” to the Chinese New Year during middle school David A. Boody’s celebration welcoming the Year of the Rooster on Feb. 2.
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New York Cosmos
Coney Island
By Caroline Spivack
Park honchos say the field and the views will be better than when they hosted the ill-fated Brooklyn Bolts football team.
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Photo by Stefano Giovannini
Downtown
By Caroline Spivack
Associated Press / Rebecca Blackwell
Courts
By Max Jaeger
Brooklyn may be trying him, but it can’t hold him.
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Photo by Georgine Benvenuto
Sheepshead Bay
By Julianne Cuba
Photo by Angel Zayas
Midwood
By Julianne Cuba
Sen. Bernie Sanders is finally getting a degree from Brooklyn College — 58 years after he enrolled!
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Bay Ridge
By Caroline Spivack
The attack leads this week’s 68th Precinct police blotter.
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