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Sunset Park: A Council candidate owns properties listed among the city’s 250 most worst-maintained buildings — in the district he wants to represent.
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Theater: To bare, or not to bare — that is the question!
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By Lenore Skenazy
Rhymes with Crazy: Warning: Reading this column may have the same effect it had on the woman writing it. (I must have a Popsicle or Good Humor right now!)
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Letters: Take me back to baseball of years ago. That bygone era included the traditional doubleheaders on Memorial Day, the Fourth of July and Labor Day. Now, in their haste to bring in as much money as possible, doubleheaders have become a thing of the past, with the exception of games being made up due to earlier postponements because of rain. Now, even in that case, the Major League teams make sure to schedule day-night affairs so that they can charge double admission to the public.
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Editor’s Picks: The week we’ve got dolled-up doggies, a French festival, the classic “Casablanca,” and much more! Brooklyn is the place to be!
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Bar Scrawl: Our drinking illustrator visits two distilleries and two breweries in one tasting room.
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Red Hook: These merchants are literally off to the races!
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Downtown: An army of detractors took the resistance to new heights.
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By Joanna DelBuono
Standing O: The centers provide comprehensive eye and vision care.
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By Lauren Gill
Brooklyn Heights: It’s a look back at Brooklyn’s Backyard!
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By Julianne Cuba
Party Line: Failed city council candidate Igor Oberman — the general manager of Trump Village West in Brighton Beach — may have to cough up $25,000 in fines to the city for using the apartment complex’s money to fund his 2013 campaign, according to a petition filed by the city’s Campaign Finance Board on May 16, and obtained by this paper through a Freedom of Information Law request.
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Page 1: Look, that’s a newspaper. Look at the shape. Look at the headlines. The pictures. I’m telling you, and I’m telling everybody at this table that that’s a newspaper! And I know what a newspaper looks like, because I’ve seen one up close. And you’d better do something about this one, and keep hustlin’, Brooklyn, because I don’t intend to go through that hell again!
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Midwood: Cops are searching for the bigot who scratched more than two dozen swastikas into wet cement on Newkirk Avenue on July 8.
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Canarsie: They don’t want to miss the boat!
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Park Slope: Haikus on marquee. Brooklyn films inspire street art. See it in Park Slope.
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Podcast: He’s fast, handsome … and single!
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By Julianne Cuba
Brighton Beach: Brighton Beachers hungry for the neighborhood’s newest supermarket — Big Bazaar — will have to wait just a little longer to check out.
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Dining: Industry City has a lot on its plate!
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By Joanna DelBuono
Not for Nuthin’: Hey all you Facebookers out there, did you recently get a message about Jayden K. Smith in your in-box message advising you not to accept his invitation, and copy and paste to tell all your friends?
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By Matt John
Call him the new kid on the block!
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Bay Ridge: Call it a bazaar sight.
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By Caroline Spivack
Bay Ridge: Talk about a sinking feeling.
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Jay Cusato
There have been plenty of baseball legends in Brooklyn, but the sport once took on a local flare with stickball games across the borough.
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By Laura Amato
Ronaldo Griffiths has been running for as long as he can remember and now the track standout is ready to take on the college field.
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Former Berkeley Carrol star Richie Palacios isn’t wasting a moment of his summer in the prestigious Cape Cod League, looking to pad his stats this season.
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Mill Basin: Cops cuffed two Brooklyn teens who allegedly fired a gun inside Kings Plaza on Saturday evening — initially sparking fears of an active shooter inside the Mill Basin shopping center and setting off an urgent manhunt on the ground and from the air.
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By Matt John
The Ride: It was an attack of the Clones!
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Crown Heights: They didn’t stick a pin in it — they stuck 7,000 pins in it!
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Art: They didn’t stick a pin in it — they stuck 7,000 pins in it!
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By Matt John
The Ride: Brooklyn’s Boys of Summer had the force, then lost it, in the two-game split.
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By Colin Mixson
Downtown: Hey Brooklynites, remember what mom said about sharing?
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Brooklyn Heights: They put paradise onto a parking lot.
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By Matt John
The Ride: Simon says the Cyclones lose again!
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By Colin Mixson
Kensington: A string of bad decisions got him three decades behind bars.
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