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Provocative Rosedale billboard stripper covers up

A sign in Rosedale, which previously featured a photo of a scantily clad woman, has been painted over in black paint. Photo by Ivan Pereira The risqué lady who had been causing quite a stir for Rosedale homeowners and passing motorists has left the building. The infamous billboard that featured a scantily clad woman that […]

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Wild possums loose in Brooklyn

Wild possums are destroying Brooklynites’ gardens, threatening small dogs and terrifying teenage girls. “Last year, while walking around the [Dyker Beach] golf course at dusk, my daughter and I bumped into one. We were so scared. We’re city girls,” said Marnee Elias-Pavia, district manager of Community Board 11, which covers Bensonhurst, Mapleton, Bath Beach and […]

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Yiddish article about Lander sparks gay marriage debate

A Borough Park newspaper article about Brad Lander has called the 39th City Council candidate’s views on gay marriage into question. At the same time, candidates in the race to replace Bill de Blasio are claiming that Lander’s political ideologies are different in the conservative Orthodox side of the district than they are in Park […]

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Fort Hamilton’s Reddish taking time with recruitment

The American Footballer Brandon Reddish, the states’ wide and dynamic receiver, is indeed a challenge in the open ground due to his extreme patience, and his skill to look till the last second to enable his speed take over. He is handling the recruitment with the same approach. He said that it’s all about me […]

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Teens charged with hate-motivated murder in Woodhaven

On Thursday, the Attorney of Queens increased the charges on the six teenagers by including the murder as a hate crime. They miss-judged and perceived an 18-year aged male to be gay and made him die earlier in the year. On 13th of March, outdoors of the Woodhaven house party, the six teenagers brutally used […]

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We’re Gonna Have an Edible Schoolyard at PS 216

It’s known everywhere that I have a desire for food – well, that’s an underestimation – and the perfect way to make me come to your place, occasion, event is to have words like FOOD or REFRESHMENTS included in the invitation. After I heard that P.S. 216 is going to soon host a walk-through for […]

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City finds thorium at Ridgewood building

It was publicized by a city agency that a radioactive substance is found in the vicinity of the Ridgewood building, and they are going to investigate the whole spot. The agents said that the substances could be leftovers of the Nuclear project, Manhattan, which took place around World War II. The Manager of District’s Community […]

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Curtain Up on Broadway Triangle

When the 2-year war was carried for the upgradation of the Broadway Triangle, many of the communities at Brooklyn raised their voices for not getting a chance in the meetings and debates.  While the battle went to the City Council, the discussion was held that Community Board 3 was kept out of the meetups and […]

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Crime of the century! Bedbugs at the DA’s office

There has been seen a tiny creature who is biting out the person standing there to bite out the criminals.  The office staff at the Lawyer Charles Hynes place said that they were surprised by seeing the invasion of a lot of bedbugs all around.  So far, the pests have infiltrated four of the floors, […]

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An Alleged BB Gun Sniper is Terrorizing Residents

  The BB-shooter carried out a 30-day long battle on the condominiums at Brooklyn, with casual snipings that left the people under closure, the police and affected ones said. The occupants said that the sniper sat at the rooftop of a side by building, aiming out with the help of a pair of binoculars. He […]

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Seminerio Dies while Serving the Prison Sentence

Edmond Ross, spokesman for the federal Bureau of Bureau announced that the Former Senator of Richmond Hill Anthony Seminerio, took his last breath while just in the premiere of his six-year lockup verdict.  Anthony was being facilitated in Northern Carolina at the Butner C. Complex’s Federal Hospital. The spokesman was not able to give clear […]

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Kruger, Sampson keep the vote on Gay Marriage under Wraps

The negative responses which might attack the bill for gay marriages have a chance of coming from the assembly in Brooklyn. The state legislator Republican Marty Golden stood and raised oppositions to the clearings which were pushed forward by the Governor David Paterson the preceding week, as can be seen from the poll.  It was […]

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Young on Cutches after Flushing Bicycle Accident

During the last week, Ellen Young, Assemblywoman of the State was riding her bicycle at the time she got in an accident with a car, she experienced severe damage and was still under healing. It dated 8 July after eight at night, when she was roaming with her cycle beside the Avenue Booth Memorial and […]

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Queen’s Asian influence explored

The Queens College Center summer institute program has initiated to provide culture teachings to its participants about the Asian-American people along with making them know more about their own identity. This week, students from all over the globe will come to the city, visit the sample area restaurants, and visit the special Asian/American hotspots as […]

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