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Alloy announces tallest Passive House tower
Community Board 15 rejects development because of parking concerns
Pope Francis now being treated for double pneumonia, with personal appearances canceled for time being
Deputy Police Commissioner Kaz Daughtry tapped for city’s top safety job
NY’s Senators to RFK Jr.: Keep your promise to safeguard World Trade Center Health Program
Bill to update school bus reimbursement metrics gets ‘pocket veto’ from governor
‘Brooklyn’s Legacy: Black History in the Borough’ celebrates Black History Month
Protest Planned for Boro Park Raises Tensions
Police search for suspect in dramatic car assault
The Strand will launch Brooklyn writer’s new book ‘Disposable’ on Wednesday
Governor meets with key city leaders on mayoral crisis
Boerum Hill building, constructed in 2017, in danger of foreclosure
FDA expands Oyster Safety Alert to New York and five more states
Retired NYPD sergeant, former U.S. marine, is first Chinese-American Republican elected to state senate
Republican Chinese-American from Brooklyn inducted, has distinguished U.S. military career
Resignation of four key NYC deputies unleashes repercussions for Adams
Guitar Center opening on Fulton Street reflects growing interest in guitars
Blocked hydrant complaints up 12x in last decade
Underhill Ave. Bike Boulevard survey
Mayoral candidate/former Comptroller Scott Stringer organizing rally on city’s future

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The egg shortage has awakened many New Yorkers to

The egg shortage has awakened many New Yorkers to the prevalence of a serious type of bird flu, officially dubbed Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.

The virus, carried long distances by migratory ducks and geese, is causing outbreaks in poultry and dairy farms across the country.

Now researchers suspect that farm cats may play a role in spreading the virus, and veterinarians are warning house cat owners that the virus can be deadly for felines as well.

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A coalition of preservationists and environmentali

A coalition of preservationists and environmentalists is racing to save the SS United States, the largest and most famous ocean liner ever built in the United States.

The celebrated vessel, launched in 1951 and bigger than the Titanic, still holds the transatlantic speed record and remains a symbol of America’s proud maritime history, members of the ‘New York Coalition to Save the SS United States’ said Thursday.

The coalition includes Brooklyn industrialist John Quadrozzi Jr., members of the Lower Manhattan Historical Association and others.

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One of the two pilots of the flight that crashed i

One of the two pilots of the flight that crashed into the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday after a mid-air collision with a military helicopter was 34-year-old native Brooklynite Jonathan Campos.

A woman who lived in Brooklyn was also among the victims, according to Mayor Eric Adams.

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Floyd — a popular bar with a 40-foot indoor bocc

Floyd — a popular bar with a 40-foot indoor bocce court, located at 131 Atlantic Ave. before it closed in December — is seeking to reopen at 72 Clark St. between Hicks and Henry streets, according to The Brooklyn Heights Blog.

According to paperwork filed by one of the owners, Kevin Avanzato, the bar will seat 16 at two tables and 24 at the bar for a total of 40 seats. It will feature rustic decor and will have a pizza oven, bocce playing area and three TVs for live sports viewing.

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