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Here's Your Chance to Question City Officials About Proposed Brooklyn Streetcar Routes
A meeting on the planned light-rail system is scheduled for Nov. 17 in Red Hook.

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A meeting on the planned light-rail system is scheduled for Nov. 17 in Red Hook.

The Brooklyn DA's Office is defending its decision, despite accusations that key evidence in the case went missing.
A group of Brooklyn politicians is fighting to give cyclists a head start at city traffic lights.
Your host? Local politician Jumaane Williams, who represents Flatbush and East Flatbush at City Hall.
A rowdy Monday night meeting on converting Seeley Street into a one-way route boiled over into a broader conversation on street safety.
Community Board 7 has two pretty major meetings scheduled this week.
The forum, scheduled for Nov. 16 in Crown Heights, will leave ample time for audience questions.
Welcome "Simple Syrup Wine and Spirits" to the neighborhood.
Park Slope politician Brad Lander will hold an initial anti-Trump strategy meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 15.
A critical LICH update, Melt Bakery moves to Brooklyn, and Japanese tapas: news from Nov. 7—11
The biggest BRIC exhibit ever, a Brooklyn gun "fixer" who plead guilty, and, oh yeah, Trump were in the news from Nov. 7 — 11
The Flatbush Artists Studio Tour runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
Downtown Brooklyn's Capoeria Guanabara is celebrating its 5th anniversary with five free classes.
"People will be getting stopped for the color of their skin, what they look like," Sunset Park activist Dennis Flores says.
"I can't even say his name any more," a young Bengali-American activist said.
Anyone interested in single-origin drip coffee served along with liege waffles?
The infant, Meilani Hernandez, died on Nov. 6, according to police.
Still, mourners said finding common ground with the other side remains possible.
Clinton, by contrast, received slightly fewer votes than Obama did in 2008 and 2012. And more interesting insights across election years.
Mediterranean cuisine, charter school struggles, and a new Apple Store: news from Oct. 31 — Nov. 4