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Tuesday, December 22, 2015

DNA Info Brooklyn


There are 568 Dunkin' Donuts in New York City

The number of chain stores overall is still growing, but at a slower rate, a new study says. 

Flipster's Burger Joint Closes, New Bakery and Coffee Shop Coming Soon

Flipster's on Seventh Avenue and Ninth Street has shut its doors. 

PHOTOS: Rooster Rescued by NYPD Sergeant in Brooklyn Finds a Home Upstate

Members of the 67th Precinct found the bird, named "Mo Justice," in the middle of Flatbush Avenue. 

Hundreds of Rent-Regulated Tenants Illegally Forced to Pay for Heat: Cuomo 

Landlords illegally yanked out central heating systems at two dozen buildings, officials said Tuesday.  

De Blasio Gives Paid Parental Leave to Non-Union City Workers

The changes cover roughly 20,000 city workers and takes effect next month. 

Gentrifiers Drive Up Bushwick Burglary Rate by Leaving Doors Unlocked: NYPD

New arrivals in Bushwick are accustomed to a different lifestyle, the CO of the 83rd Precinct said. 

Young Teens Rob Cab Driver at Knifepoint in Carroll Gardens, Police Say

Teens 14 and 16 years old brandished a knife and swiped the cabbie's cellphone, police said. 

Got Your IDNYC? Here Are the Deadlines for Claiming Free Memberships

If you already have an IDNYC card, you need to register for free memberships at some museums by Dec. 31. 

Park Slope Rallies to Save Key Food Grocery Targeted for Development

Locals say they're not anti-development, they're "pro affordable food." 

City Sues Teachers Union for Repping Members Ousted by After-School Program

The Ed Department and teachers union are fighting over an after-school program in Chelsea. 

93-Year-Old Woman Dies After Bay Ridge Apartment Fire, NYPD Says

A fire tore through her apartment at 434 79th St., officials said. 

Red Hook's IDNYC Pop-Up Site To Open in January

The identification cards give holders free memberships to museums, zoo and cultural institutions. 

Buy Rosetta Stone, Farina Tells Parents Upset Over Foreign Language Cuts

The schools chief said parents should buy the language teaching material for their kids. 
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