Brooklyn Archives – Page 17 of 206 – Politics NY

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Brooklyn legislators vow to fight ‘runaway, radical, right wing’ Roe v. Wade ruling

By Meaghan McGoldrick

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Brooklyn reacts to Supreme Court’s gun ruling

By Jada Camille & Ben Brachfeld

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Mckinley Park Library gets makeover, new funding for youth programs

By Drew Richardson

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A guide to Brooklyn’s competitive Assembly races

By Ben Brachfeld & Kirstyn Brendlen

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Detective attacked in Brooklyn on second night of solo subway patrols, union urges Mayor Adams to scrap program

By Dean Moses

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EXCLUSIVE: Brooklyn DA to launch ‘restorative justice’ program bringing rival gang members together to stop shootings

By Ben Brachfeld

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Crush ’em! NYPD flattens more dirt bikes, ATVs in Brooklyn while touting ongoing crackdown

By Dean Moses

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MARCH FOR OUR LIVES: Hundreds take to Brooklyn streets demanding gun control, end to mass shootings

By Robert Pozarycki

Mayor Eric Adams was shown four large boards spread across two tables on June 6, each one illustrating faces of alleged dangerous gang members.

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‘The worst of the worst’: NYPD showcases hundreds of gun violence arrests as Adams says city ‘failed’ communities of color

By Dean Moses

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Sermon on the menu: Adams tackles food inequality in visit to Brooklyn church

By Dean Moses

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Hard to breathe: Report finds most NYC public schools with worst ventilation woes are in areas lacking green technology

By Isabel Song Beer

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‘We want our children to live’: Brooklyn residents march for an end to gun violence

By Dean Moses

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A Deep Commitment to Racial Justice with Dr. Jocelynne Rainey, Ed.D, President & CEO, Brooklyn Foundation

by Jill Carvajal

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‘Bans off our bodies’: Thousands march in Brooklyn and Manhattan to preserve abortion rights

By Dean Moses

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Adams backs Reid, Reynoso endorses Chandler-Waterman

By Nelson A. King

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‘Our bodies are our bodies’: Brooklyn rallies on Mother’s Day to protect women’s right to choose

By Dean Moses

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An Independent Healthcare Provider for 1 million people in Brooklyn with Gary Terrinoni, President and CEO, The Brooklyn Hospital Center

by Jill Carvajal

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A tale of two siblings: Brooklyn woman sees hope, homeless brother sees despair, in Adams’ effort to end homelessness

By Wes Parnell

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Future of New York City power focus of Schneps Media’s New York Energy Conference

By Ximena Del Cerro and Meaghan McGoldrick

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Guyanese American Justice Claudia DePeyster ‘happy to be working’ during pandemic

By Nelson A. King

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Brooklyn subway shooter detonates smoke canister and opens fire on train injuring 23

By Kevin Duggan, Dean Moses and Robert Pozarycki

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BQE homeless encampment in Brooklyn may be gone, but unhoused residents stick around

By Dean Moses

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Brooklyn gives Perry rousing send-off

By Nelson A. King

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‘It’s like out of a dystopian movie’: Inside an emotional city raid on a Brooklyn homeless encampment

By Dean Moses

More from Around New York

The Middletown Road station was closed for seven months in 2013 - 2014 to make major renovations, including replacing the stairs, but the MTA refused to add ADA accessible elevators.

Middletown Road station to get elevators after decade-long legal battle over ADA compliance

Halina Reijn’s “Babygirl” revolves around the shifting nature of power between Samuel and Romy.

‘Babygirl’ explores power dynamics, but chokes on too much good taste

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Police seek woman who attacked 12-year-old boy and stole phone on Jamaica Avenue: NYPD

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Grand Kyiv Ballet brings holiday magic to Kings Theatre with ‘The Nutcracker,’ against backdrop of ongoing Ukraine war