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UPDATE: On Wednesday, June 19, 55-year-old Alan Tatten was arrested and charged with Aggravated Harassment 2nd Hate Crime and Criminal Mischief 4th Hate Crime. SHEEPSHEAD BAY – The NYPD need help to search for a man they believe is responsible for writing Islamophobic sentiments at a bus shelter and the entrance
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Photo: Jeff Alexander/ FacebookSHEEPSHEAD BAY – In a local Sheepshead Facebook group, a conversation about double parking is boiling over. The tipping point? A long rant in the group [https://www.facebook.com/groups/sheepsheadbay/permalink/10155895232092140/] about parents double parking and then abandoning their cars near PS 52. In particular,
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Source: Weinstein’s officeThe following is an unaltered press release from the offices of Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein: Thanks to Assemblywoman Weinstein, Students at P.S. 52 learning about the Holocaust and World War II during the month of May, heard personal stories of survival from local Holocaust survivors. Contrasted with
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Photo by Erica ShermanStill need work done on your home, but having trouble finding the funds? Can’t figure out how to navigate the system’s not-so-rapid Rapid Repairs Program? Attend this town hall! Representatives of New York City’s Rapid Repairs unit [/bloomberg-announces-the-nyc-rapid-repairs-program-for-sandy-damaged-homes/] will attend a town hall meeting
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An interfaith group held a “Peace Walk” in Sheepshead Bay on Thursday, ending at the site of the controversial Voorhies Avenue mosque as a sign of unity with organizers’ right to build. But the walk drew dozens of critics, who hissed and jeered at participants, braiding zoning objections with bigoted
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Community Board 13 is demanding the Department of Education begin taking toxic chemicals in schools more seriously. Responding to recent reports that some Brooklyn schools contain the toxic Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs), the board wants the city to host public hearings on the issue and improve communication with parents and educators