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Today’s Links: Cat Lost During Police Search, Dog Parker Forced Out By DOT & More

Pamela Wong

Feb 7, 2018 — 1 min read

Two One-Way Signs, Pioneer Street, Red Hook (Photo: Pamela Wong/BKLYNER)

Artist Sets Up Tattoo Shop Celebrating Black Pride In Clinton Hill Gallery [Artsy]
An Interactive Map Showing Affordable Housing Across The City [NYC HPD]
Members Of Riders Alliance Plan Trip To Albany To Rally For Subway Improvements [Gotham Gazette]
1994 Prospect Park Rape Victim Does Not Accept NYPD’s Apology [Gay City News]
Decorated War Vet and Democrat Vies For NYC’s Most Conservative Congressional Seat [NY Post]
Bed-Stuy Farm And Food Pantry Faces Foreclosure [CBS New York]
Dyker Heights Nuns Cancel Early Eviction of Senior Center Residents [Brooklyn Daily]
Longtime Park Slope Flower Shop Shuts Down [Brooklyn Paper]
East New York Man Says Cops Lost His Cat During Raid of His Home [NY Daily News]
Dog Parker May Pull Its Sidewalk Dog Houses Out of NYC [Technical.ly]

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