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Families of children enrolled in specialized high schools protest the elimination of the SHSAT. Eagle file photo by Mary Frost

What’s next for the SHSAT?

July 18 | Meaghan McGoldrick

Both the school year and the state’s legislative session ended...

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Under the current system, which has been in place since 1986, the toll, now $19, is collected from motorists driving toward Staten Island. Motorists heading toward Brooklyn drive for free. Eagle file photo by Lore Croghan

Pols push for two-way tolls on Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge

April 26 | Paula Katinas and Mary Frost

Two-way tolls could soon be reinstated to the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge...

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Anamul Haque, whose 18-year-old brother committed suicide in 2016, is trying to get a bill passed that would require teachers to take continuing education courses in mental health. Eagle photo by Noah Goldberg.

His brother committed suicide. Now, he wants teachers to take courses in mental health.

April 16 | Noah Goldberg

Anamul Haque was 21 years old in 2016 when he found his...

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Beautiful rowhouses stand on Heyward Street near the corner of Marcy Avenue.

Relief could be coming soon for victims of deed theft

April 8 | Mary Frost

A bill that will help ripped-off homeowners get their property back...

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Budget cuts could shutter veterans suicide prevention program, lawmakers say

March 25 | Paula Katinas

A state-funded program that gives traumatized military veterans a chance to...

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State Legislature approves 610 new speed cameras for city streets

March 20 | Paula Katinas

The number of cameras catching reckless drivers in the act of dangerously...

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Speed camera bill will save lives, victim’s mom says

March 11 | Paula Katinas

A Brooklyn woman whose son was struck and killed by a speeding...

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Lana Marciano, who works as an escort, joined other sex workers who canvassed for state Sen. Julia Salazar before the Nov. 6 election. AP Photo/Andres Kudacki

Brooklyn, Queens senators to introduce bills decriminalizing sex work

February 25 | By David Brand Brooklyn Daily Eagle

The grassroots effort to legalize sex work took a big step forward...

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Gounardes denies ‘Golden Rule’ bill aimed at rival

February 20 | By Paula Katinas Brooklyn Daily Eagle

Democratic state Sen. Andrew Gounardes denies that an anti-corruption bill he...

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