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Bus routes restored in Brooklyn

MTA’s $29 million service investments bring back to Brooklyn some of the bus routes cut in 2010.  MTA proposes to restore more bus routes and create new routes in 2013. Read more at: Brooklyn Daily Eagle  

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No ice skating this winter!

Residents in Williamsburg and Greenpoint will have to travel further if they want to skate — the rinks at McCarren Park or Prospect Park will not be available this winter.  Read more at: The Brooklyn Paper  

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Better alternative to jail for felon moms?  

Columbia University research reports lower mental illness rates and less drug abuse for felon mothers who are allowedto live with their kids in a shared apartment in Brooklyn rather than in prison. Kids in the program remain in school, as opposed to kids of imprisoned mothers who fail school more often and who sometimes end...

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No more bus ride, Syringe Man

Court bans Shelwyn Patt, 53, from using New York City busses without an escort.  Patt allegedly stabbed a B68 bus driver on Prospect Park West with a syringe last month. Read more at: NYPost.com

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Dow, Job Reports, etc.- but How Are YOU Doing?

Brooklynites Measure Their Economic Status Friday’s monthly jobs report is just one of many measures of the state of the American economy. And while the presidential candidates, economists, journalists, pundits, employers and job seekers will seek meaning in those numbers – as they do with the Dow, housing starts, and consumer confidence – we decided...

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Paul Ryan First Impressions: From Bay Ridge to Bushwick

It’s been three days. On August 11, Mitt Romney announced that Paul Ryan would be his running mate, reigniting the presidential race. What does Brooklyn think about that? To answer the question, Brooklyn Ink reporters fanned across the borough, asking residents how they felt about the congressman from Wisconsin and his controversial “Path to Prosperity” budget plan.