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Mexican ship hits Brooklyn Bridge

What we know about the Mexican Navy training ship that struck the Brooklyn Bridge, killing at least 2

A Mexican Navy training ship on a goodwill tour struck the bottom of the Brooklyn Bridge, leaving two crew members dead and over a dozen injured. The image of the tall ship, outfitted with long horizontal poles and billowing white sails,

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Brooklyn Bridge ship crash victims from Mexican navy identified

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'I thought it was a movie': Mexican ship's crash into with Brooklyn Bridge leaves locals in disbelief

Mexico Navy Sailing Ship on Good Will Tour Crashes Into Brooklyn Bridge

The pilot, the captain that was maneuvering the ship, lost, I guess, power of the ship in the current.

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2 dead, more than a dozen injured after Mexican navy ship crashes into Brooklyn Bridge

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What Is the 'Cuauhtémoc?' Mexican Navy Ship Crashed Into Brooklyn Bridge

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Adams denies Schumer’s claim that DOGE cuts could be partly to blame for Brooklyn Bridge ship tragedy

I’m not clear on where the senator got that information from, but I know we had a full response on both sides of the river, and we normally do that, we manage crises extremely well in

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Massive sailing vessel collides with Brooklyn Bridge in dramatic NYC crash caught on camera

A 150-foot Mexican Navy ship collided with the Brooklyn Bridge, causing a dramatic rescue effort. The NYPD confirms no structural damage to the bridge.

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CityPickle to Open 60K-SF Pickleball Complex Under Brooklyn Bridge

New York City-based pickleball brand CityPickle is set to open a 60,000-square-foot complex under the Brooklyn Bridge in Dumbo.

CityPickle unveils plans for pickleball courts, food trucks and green space under the Brooklyn Bridge

Under the Brooklyn Anchorage Revitalization project, CityPickle is revitalizing the 60,000-square-foot area between Washington and Old Fulton Streets. CityPickle This is the first time in more than 15 years that the public will be able to use this space for sports and recreation,