Meaghan Mcgoldrick O'neil
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Brooklyn company, two Queens men indicted over alleged sale of fake construction safety cards • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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A Brooklyn company allegedly sold construction workers a shortcut to the job site — fake safety certifications for $500 that prosecutors say were issued without workers completing the required training. Redcode Inc., which has a location on McDonald Avenue in Brooklyn and another in Queens, along with its owner and an associate, has been indicted on charges that they made and sold counterfeit Occupational Safety and Health Administration and New York City Department of Buildings safety cards to
Downtown Brooklyn man gets 13 years for four-day gunpoint robbery spree • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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A Downtown Brooklyn man has been sentenced to 13 years in prison after authorities said he carried out three gunpoint robberies across the neighborhood in just four days. Jaquan Smith-Mack, 34, was sentenced Wednesday in Brooklyn Supreme Court to 13 years behind bars followed by five years of post-release supervision. He pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery in June, according to the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office. Prosecutors said the robbery spree began Sept. 27, 2024, near Navy Street a
Dumbo’s Beat The Bomb puts $1,000 on the line for teams that can survive its toughest challenge • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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Brooklyn thrill-seekers can now put their money where their slime-covered mouths are. Beat The Bomb, the immersive social gaming venue that launched in Brooklyn in 2017, announced last week the launch of Cash Bomb, its newest and final mission — and the only one that comes with an actual cash prize. The company was founded by Alex Patterson, a Brooklyn Heights native and former corporate lawyer who went on to work in several roles at Tough Mudder, the Dumbo-based obstacle-course company. That ex
Adrienne Adams rallies Brooklyn Dems at new Prospect Lefferts Gardens field office • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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New York’s Democratic ticket is putting boots on the ground in Brooklyn ahead of November’s election, with lieutenant governor candidate Adrienne Adams rallying volunteers Wednesday night at the opening of a new campaign field office in Prospect Lefferts Gardens. The office will serve as a hub for phonebanks, door knocking and other volunteer activities aimed at electing Democrats up and down the ballot. The event also marked the New York Democrats’ celebration of their endorsement of Adams for
Battle of Brooklyn marks 250 years with reenactments, tributes across the borough • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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Brooklyn spent the weekend looking back 250 years, commemorating the Battle of Brooklyn with solemn ceremonies, musical tributes and a large-scale reenactment of the Revolutionary War battle that forever changed the course of the American fight for independence. At Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklynites gathered for “The Battle of Brooklyn 250: The Meaning of Freedom,” a program that brought elected officials, community leaders and historians to Battle Hill, the highest point in Brooklyn and the site
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