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Ryan Carson, Beloved Community Organizer, Slain In NYC | Top Stories

Bill & Hillary Clinton Donate To Crash Victim | Manhattan's First Public Beach | Game Café Owners Refuse To Accept Union | Spike Lee Exhibit

A beloved New York City organizer, known for his environmental advocacy and work to end drug overdoses, was fatally stabbed Monday while waiting for a bus in Bed-Stuy, according to reports and loved ones.
A beloved New York City organizer, known for his environmental advocacy and work to end drug overdoses, was fatally stabbed Monday while waiting for a bus in Bed-Stuy, according to reports and loved ones. (Claire Donato)

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Beloved Community Organizer Ryan Carson Slain In Bed-Stuy: Friends

"He put his whole heart into making the world a safer place for all people, " said state Assembly Member Emily Gallagher.

Bill & Hillary Clinton Donate To Support Jacob Priley After BK Crash

The local political heavyweight continues to fight for his life after he was hit by a car while riding his bike in Park Slope.

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Manhattan's First Public Beach Opens In Hudson River Park

Manhattan's first public beach opened Tuesday along the Hudson River after 25 years of work and $73 million.

UES Game Cafe Owners Refuse To Recognize Union, Call For Election

The Hex & Co. workers pushing for a livable wage and other issues launched a petition on Tuesday as they build support for their union.

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Neighbor Accused Of Killing Dog, Wash Heights Duo: Report

Victim Jackie Billini had an order of protection filed against the neighbor, who had previously attacked her, according to a new report.

PHOTOS: Spike Lee Exhibit Opens Saturday At Brooklyn Museum

Hundreds of items from Spike Lee's personal collection walk Brooklynites through his creative influences: family, sports, music and more.

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