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Hundreds rallied for Palestine in Cadman Plaza Park before marching over the Brooklyn Bridge. Photo by Mary Frost

Palestine supporters rally in Brooklyn, unfurl banner from Manhattan Bridge

August 21 | By Mary Frost

Downtown Brooklyn was awash in a sea of Palestinian flags on...

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Zev Kaplowtitz, Nissi Andrusier, Mendy Rapoport, Yitzy Smith, Aaron Black, Aaron Kerben, Eli Black. Photo via Lisa Miller

3,000-mile charity bike ride finishes in Brighton Beach

August 20 | By Matthew Taub

A 3,000-mile charitable bike ride from Los Angeles to New...

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Assemblymember Bill Colton (left) gets help from a group of volunteers, including incoming Democratic District Leader Nancy Tong (third from left) in the “Speak-Up & Clean-Up” campaign to rid Bensonhurst of street litter. Throughout the morning, dozens of people came to lend a hand to the effort. At right is Priscilla Consolo, who co-founded the campaign with Colton in 2011

Bensonhurst gets summertime cleanup

August 20 | By Paula Katinas

Bensonhurst residents were greeted with clean, litter-free sidewalks on Wednesday, thanks...

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Councilman Vincent Gentile gets doused not by one, but by two buckets of ice water, courtesy of Bay Ridge businesswoman Arlene Rutuelo (left) and Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis outside his district office on Fifth Avenue Wednesday morning. Eagle photo by Paula Katinas

Vincent Gentile takes ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

August 20 | By Paula Katinas

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Two pieces of undeveloped land at Pier 6 at the Brooklyn Bridge Park, is a hotly debated topic between residents and the BBP Corporation members. The reason: luxury housing inside the park. Watch the story to find out where this issue stands.

VIDEO: The Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 6 development debate

August 20 | Shlomo Sprung

The development of two pieces of undeveloped land at Pier 6 at...

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Arab-American leaders Dr. Ahmad Jaber, Dr. Husam Rimawi, and Zein Rimawi (left to right) are pictured with Douglas Jablon, executive vice president of Maimonides Medical Center at the breakfast. Eagle photo by Paula Katinas

Bay Ridge Unity Task Force revives its peace mission

August 19 | By Paula Katinas

In the wake of a series of attacks on Muslim Americans in...

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Helicopter flies over Brooklyn Bridge

False alarm on Brooklyn Bridge triggers search by air, land and sea

August 19 | By Mary Frost

The NYPD received a report of someone climbing on the cables of...

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Jean Green Dorsey is seated on her sofa among shelves of books at her rent-stabilized apartment in Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Dorsey, who lived in the apartment since 1972, is among a growing group of New Yorkers who live in the same building with market rate residents. AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews

New York City haves, have-nots divided by apartment poor doors

August 18 | By Jennifer Peltz

In Courtney Harding’s glassy condo tower in Williamsburg, owners pay...

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A fire truck passes a tree that has fallen across parked cars in Brooklyn the morning after Superstorm Sandy struck in October of 2012.The city's chief fiscal officer on Sunday accused his city of endangering residents by mismanaging the program to maintain the 650,000 trees lining streets. Comptroller Scott Stringer says contractors hired to care for the urban greenery have pruned trees that didn’t need it and neglected those that required attention. There are also questions about charges and record-keepin

NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer faults city’s care of its trees

August 18 | By Verena Dobnik

New York’s chief fiscal officer on Sunday accused his city...

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DATABASE ON COMPLAINTS AGAINST LAW ENFORCEMENT: New York City now has the most comprehensive database on law enforcement misconduct records, which the Legal Aid Society unveiled on Monday.

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“Little Amal, a 12-foot-tall, lifelike puppet of “Little Amal, a 12-foot-tall, lifelike puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian refugee girl, bid goodbye on Sunday to New York City after a whirlwind 19-day visit across all five boroughs. As she walked across the city, Little Amal brought attention to the plight of refugees around the world.” Read the rest of our “Little Amal leaves NYC with spectacular sendoff” article, which is linked in our bio.
“Despite threats of inclement weather, Little Am “Despite threats of inclement weather, Little Amal attracted adoring crowds of Brooklynites on the final day of her visit. She will return, and we hope readers will follow her schedules and her inspirational impact in BROOKLYN EAGLE coverage, online and in print.” Read the rest of our “Little Amal captures more hearts of Brooklyn today, as she bids us farewell” article, which is linked in our bio.
“Early in the morning of Sept. 24, more than a h “Early in the morning of Sept. 24, more than a hundred enthusiastic folks gathered at ONE15 Brooklyn Marina in Brooklyn Bridge Park for a unique adventure: rowing around the entire island of Manhattan in 26-foot Whitehall rowing gigs — a trip of almost 30 miles. Every fall for 14 years, friends and co-workers have joined together in teams to raise money for the nonprofit Rocking the Boat and its programs for youth in the South Bronx. The organization teaches the skills involved in boat building, sailing and environmental science, and provides strong social support.” Read the rest of our “SEE IT: Rowing 30 miles around Manhattan for Rocking the Boat nonprofit” article, which is linked in our bio.
“New York’s hottest club this fall? The Brookl “New York’s hottest club this fall? The Brooklyn Museum. It’s got everything.” Read more about the Brooklyn Museum’s fall programming, which is linked in our bio.
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