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Wacky subway ride redeemed: 'I'm a man. And I'm a good man. And I'm a gay man and Jesus loves me. Jesus loves me!'

Downtown
Not every subway rider plays ostrich when good taste and personal integrity are thrown to the wind. As a crazed preacher ranted about boobs, male genitalia and how Michael Jackson died because he was gay, one straphanger stood his ground and won applause. … Full Article
 

After 16 Years in prison, wrongly convicted man free to sue the city

Downtown
A Williamsburg man was shot and killed during a robbery in 1994. Jabbar Collins was arrested and charged with the crime. Collins submitted to a lineup and was not identified by the four eyewitnesses to the murder. … Full Article
 

Brooklyn's Roosevelt Federal Courthouse stands like a Cathedral to justice

Downtown
The Theodore Roosevelt Federal Courthouse on the corner of Cadman Plaza and Tillary Street in Brooklyn looks like a fortress to the average passerby, and it is. … Full Article
 

Kim Kardashian makes another bid to end marriage to Brooklyn Nets' Kris Humphries

Atlantic Yards
LOS ANGELES — Kim Kardashian's divorce case is returning to court Friday with her attorney urging a speedy end to her marriage to Brooklyn Nets power forward Kris Humphries. … Full Article
 

Brooklyn Religion Briefs: Plymouth Church receives Habitat for Humanity award

Downtown
Plymouth Church has received Habitat for Humanity-NYC’s 2013 Builder Award.
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Bloomberg hits 'Three-Pointers' in Barclay's Center speech

Atlantic Yards
Mayor Michael Bloomberg hit a three-pointer at Barclays Center yesterday – not by playing basketball, but by boosting Brooklyn numerous times in his “State of the City” speech. … Full Article
 

Milestones in Faith: Brooklyn Oratory marks 25 years serving Downtown

Downtown
The Brooklyn Oratory of St. Philip Neri, celebrating its 25th Anniversary this Sunday, welcomed the Most Rev. Frank J. Caggiano, Auxiliary Bishop of the Diocese of Brooklyn, as guest homilist last Sunday. The official occasion marked Pontifical Foundation of the Brooklyn Oratory. … Full Article
 

'Break'-ing Point: Nets enter All-Star hiatus off second straight impressive win

Atlantic Yards
Even without $100 million point guard Deron Williams, the Brooklyn Nets enter the All-Star break looking ready to make the "Big Push" Joe Johnson referred to following Wednesday night's 119-108 victory over the Denver Nuggets in front of 17,251 fans at Downtown's Barclays Center. … Full Article
 

DON'T FRACK OUR WATER! Faith leaders stage anti-fracking pray-in

Downtown
As Governor Cuomo’s decision approaches on opening New York to hydrofracking, 300 faith leaders from the Jewish, Christian, Buddhist and Hindu traditions have signed a letter calling for a ban on the controversial practice.
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BLS Panel explores immigration and its effects on entrepreneurship

Downtown
Brooklyn Law School's BLIP (Brooklyn Law Incubator and Policy) Clinic teamed up with the New York Legal Hackers to bring a panel discussion at the intersection of law, technology an … Full Article
 

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