Brooklyn Paper News Headlines Archive for July 2, 2024

The peace lantern features a message of hope inscribed in capital letters: “CASTING THE LIGHT OF EVERLASTING PEACE.”

News

Lantern gifted to Brooklyn Botanic Garden to ‘cast light on everlasting peace’

By Adam Daly

Business

Op-ed | Credit Card Competition Act would put Brooklyn ahead of Wall Street 

By Phil Penta

Astoria Post

Suspect sought for firing gun at cop after car chase that started in Astoria and ended in Brooklyn: NYPD

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Business

Urban Outfitters shutters last Brooklyn storefront on Atlantic Avenue

By Cate Corcoran

Bay Ridge Cares says thank you with a luau-themed awards ceremony.

Health

‘A chance to say thank you’: Bay Ridge Center hosts annual ‘Giving Celebration’ to thank community

By Jada Camille

Two mens holding instrument

AMNY

They Might Be Giants is coming to Brooklyn’s Kings Theater this December

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What’s cooking? Major league eaters prepare for the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest

By Kirstyn Brendlen & Dylan Christie

WTF Financial Planning event

AMNY

‘WTF’ is the future like? ‘What The Financial!’ event with AARP New York will help you find the road to prosperity

NYPD officer on patrol in Brooklyn neighborhood plagued by gun violence

AMNY

NYPD adds more cops to Brooklyn’s ‘Bullet Town’ to curb summer gun violence and build relationships

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Business

Bay Ridge restaurant South Brooklyn Foundry closes after nine years in business, ‘Kitchen Nightmares’ drama

By Adam Daly

Michelle Stoddart, center, receives award and bouquet of flowers from Justice Sylvia Hinds-Radix and Rudyard Whyte, Esq.

Caribbean Life

Caribbean-American lawyers group honors outstanding five during inaugural gala

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AMNY

Coney Island USA to host The Great Coney Island Motion Picture Supershow

Eric Adams

AMNY

Op-Ed | A budget that prioritizes working-class New Yorkers and seeks to make our city more affordable

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"The Stranger," directed by François Ozon, opened April 3 at the Angelika and Film at Lincoln Center.

In ‘The Stranger,’ gay director François Ozon adapts a classic French novel

From left, Loycent Gordon, recipient of the Claire Shulman “Spirit of Community” Award, is honored alongside Richard S. David, Patricia Ornst and Ben Guttmann, recognized as “Chefs of the Year,” during Queens Centers for Progress’ annual Evening of Fine Food.

Honorees celebrate as QCP’s 30th ‘Evening of Fine Food’ draws strong community support

Happy little girl blowing soap bubbles in park. Spring Break on Long Island: 15+ Fun Kids’ Events & Family Activities 2026

New York Family

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man inside a church at a podium

Mamdani celebrates Easter Sunday, gears up to mark 100 days in office