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Former Patch Staff. Bio: Amy Sara Clark was born in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, and attended P.S. 139, Ditmas J.H.S. and Midwood High School before earning a B.A. and M.A. in history at the University of Michigan.

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Woman Attacked on Eastern Parkway near Underhill

Victim taken to Kings County Hospital after would-be mugger knocked her to the ground, put his knee on her neck and punched her repeatedly.

Woman Attacked on Eastern Parkway near Underhill
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Meet the Owner: Mihail Hamamiyev of Benny’s Barber Shop

The father of two has been cutting hair since he was 13 years old, and says men in his native Uzbekistan feel differently about their hair than their Brooklyn counterparts.

Meet the Owner: Mihail Hamamiyev of Benny’s Barber Shop
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Teen Charged in 2 Attacks, 1 Hold-Up

A 16-year-old was charged after a witness picks him out of a line-up; police stress need for civilian follow through.

Teen Charged in 2 Attacks, 1 Hold-Up
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Voters Decry Chaos, Misinformation at Polls

Crown Heights residents turned away from polling sites without offers of affidavit ballots, others found their appointed polls closed due to a lack of candidates.

Voters Decry Chaos, Misinformation at Polls
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Walter Mosley Cruises to Victory in Assembly Race

With string of endorsements and backing of outgoing Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries, the district leader handily beats out Olanike Alabi and Martine Guerrier for Democratic nomination.

Walter Mosley Cruises to Victory in Assembly Race
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Sugary Soda Ban Approved by the NYC Board of Health

Prospect Heights residents mixed on Bloomberg ending sales sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces at restaurants, food carts and other non-supermarket venues.

Sugary Soda Ban Approved by the NYC Board of Health