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LOOK: New Renderings of Future Greenpoint Library
The Greenpoint Library and Environmental Education Center is scheduled to open in spring 2018.

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The Greenpoint Library and Environmental Education Center is scheduled to open in spring 2018.

The former NYPD officer, found guilty of manslaughter for killing Brooklyn resident Akai Gurley, is scheduled to be sentenced on April 14.
The org has been running ambulances to neighbors in need since 1988.
The dramatic break-in targeted an HSBC branch in Borough Park.
The victim, 61-year-old Cypress Hills father and grandfather Romulo Heras, was found dead inside his burning home on Jan. 22.
The former president pitched his wife's experience and commitment to Caribbean nations to a supportive crowd in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens.
The dramatic break-in targeted an HSBC branch in Borough Park.
A new Alamo Drafthouse, a Navy Yard political showdown and (more) rising rents in Brooklyn were in the news last week.
Hillary Clinton spoke at a rally in Industry City last Saturday afternoon.
Police have been hunting for the suspect, pictured below, for more than a week now.
As interviewed at two Bernie rallies in Brooklyn on Friday afternoon.
The Brooklyn peninsula could be outfitted in a series of gates, walls and raised roads to protect it from future floods, city planners say.
Meet Bisa Butler, a portrait artist who weaves the likenesses of everyday folks into quilts fit for Bed-Stuy gallery walls.
The young man, who cops call a "thrill seeker," is accused of a rash of recent burglaries — most of them in Williamsburg and Greenpoint.
The city's investigation into educational standards at Jewish schools isn't moving forward fast enough, a group of advocates said Wednesday.
The man presented two notes demanding money — but no gun — to a teller at the Carver Federal Savings Bank on Fulton, according to the NYPD.
The company announced the news Tuesday.
Joshua Colon, 24, is accused of stealing Phil DelleGrazie's truck from in front of his business, then fatally crushing him with the vehicle.
NYC's public-housing agency has revealed little to no information about recent water tests allegedly conducted at its properties.