By Aaron Short
Williamsburg: Cops arrested a 19-year-old who allegedly shot and killed Williamsburg man inside his Wythe Avenue apartment three months ago.
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By Natalie O’Neill
Mean Streets: Opponents of a much-anticipated cycling route that connects the Prospect Park West bike lane with Park Slope and Prospect Heights want the city to push aside the new path — literally.
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By Natalie O’Neill
Park Slope: A doorman at a posh Prospect Park West building has cracked the code of secrecy about a parking spot-saving scheme, saying he’s forced to abandon the unwritten ethics of the street because parking in Park Slope is so competitive.
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By Will Bredderman
Red Hook: Talk about good vibrations.
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By Eli Rosenberg
Weekend Watch: How sweet it is to be loved by the MTA, folks. You can look forward to some smooth cruising out there this weekend!
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By Bill Roundy
Bar Scrawl: Our bartoonist finds a watering hole that reminds him of his past.
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By Aaron Short
Williamsburg: Williamsburg residents fear that where there’s smoke, there’s going to be, well, more smoke.
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By Daniel Bush
Call it Cha-Cha’s revenge.
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By Will Bredderman
Bay Ridge: Dyker Beach is going to the dogs, but very few are from the neighborhood, dog-lovers say.
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By Daniel Bush
Prospect Heights: The Barclays Center will debut an unconventional horseshoe-shaped seating configuration for a preseason hockey game this fall — raising questions about whether the undersized arena could truly accommodate an NHL franchise.
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The Dad: This week, The Dad tries to figure out how to ensure his daughters come out on top when the stakes are high.
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