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- Jazmine Headley, Whose Child Was Torn From Her Arms At A City Office, Gets A Public Apology (New York Times)
- Truck Driver Reportedly Swerves Into Building To Avoid Cat (New York Post)
- Trump’s Proposed Green Card Rule Change Stokes Fear In East Flatbush (Kings County Politics)
- How I Turned A Storage Shed Behind My Brooklyn House Into An Art Studio (Brick Underground)
- Courting History In East New York (Brownstoner)
- Federal Judge Tours Brooklyn Jail To Verify Prison Officials’ Statements About Heat, Electricity (Daily News)
- Brooklyn Lawmakers On The Move Feb. 6 (Kings County Politics)
- New Report Shows Brooklyn Nightlife Is Flourishing, But Why Are Local Venues Shutting Down? (Bushwick Daily)
- The Rapture Are Back, Playing Brooklyn Before Just Like Heaven Fest (Brooklyn Vegan)
- Brooklyn Nets Likely To Be Patient At Deadline With Offseason Aspirations (Nothin’ But Nets)
- Stop Coney Island BID: Business Owners Protest Bid That Includes Monthly Fee (News 12 Brooklyn)
- Frontus, Coney Island Residents Kick Off New Political Club (Kings County Politics)
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