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Local org hosts heartwarming Thanksgiving for Ukrainian families in Sheepshead Bay

By Robert Pearl

Smoke from Brooklyn two-alarm fire on Thanksgiving Day

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Brooklyn residents displaced by two-alarm fire on Thanksgiving Day; cause under investigation

City restaurants wave goodbye to this semester of outdoor dining. All sheds must be taken down by the end of the week.

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Outdoor dining: Time running out for NYC restaurants to dismantle roadway setups by Friday deadline

feral cat shelters in Brooklyn

Baby, it’s cold outside: Cat lovers build shelters to help Brooklyn’s feral felines face winter weather

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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City Council approves ambitious Brooklyn Yards development plan

By Anna Bradley-Smith

Rikers Island

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Rikers Island ruling: Federal judge finds NYC in contempt of reform decree, ‘inclined’ to putting jail under receiver

At food drive, poor female wheelchair user receives free food and provisions. Multiethnic volunteers in blue t-shirt distributing fresh fruits and hot meals to less privileged. Close-up, tripod.

AMNY

How hungry New Yorkers can stay fed during the holiday season and beyond

New York City at night

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NYC remains the most expensive city for rent in the U.S., with 39 zip codes in top 100 list: report

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Affordable housing lottery opens for Fort Greene tower with units starting at $750

By Anna Bradley-Smith

NY: Happy Munkey Opens in Fulton Mall

Downtown

‘Breaking glass ceilings’: Happy Munkey opens Fulton Mall’s first legal cannabis dispensary

By Gabriele Holtermann

protestors at pro-Palestine demonstration in Brooklyn and counter demonstration

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Brooklyn officials speak out after hundreds of pro-Palestine demonstrators rally outside Jewish center

Thanksgiving travel in NYC transit

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Thanksgiving travel: What you need to know about NYC transit service changes for the four-day weekend

space

QNS

NYC leads United States in spaces being converted into self storage: report

To help support young New Yorkers’ literacy, the New York Community Trust invested $150,000 in Literacy Academy Collective, a nonprofit that helps underserved children receive a fair education.

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New grant looks to boost literacy effort for New York City’s students struggling to read

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Red Hook

Red Hook welcomes Spring Bank, the neighborhood’s first local bank in 10 years

By Jada Camille

empty bowls fundraiser

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridgeites fill ‘Empty Bowls’ at Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church fundraiser

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

Red Hook teen leading "the nutcracker"

Red Hook

Red Hook teen ballerina to lead ‘The Nutcracker’ at Lincoln Center

By Adam Daly

a MTA Help Points subway intercom system kiosk

AMNY

‘Point’-less: Over 1,000 emergency calls went unanswered through MTA ‘Help Points’ subway intercoms, report finds

File image: The three defendants allegedly received over $500,000 in illegal kickback payments from a vendor selected to install security cameras at city homeless shelters

Ex-staffers of homeless nonprofit indicted in alleged kickback scheme

By Adam Daly

coney island polar bear plunge

Registration opens to brr-ing in the new year at the Coney Island Polar Bear Plunge

By Kirstyn Brendlen

More from Around New York

American LGBTQ+ Museum executive director Ben Garcia delivers remarks on stage at the museum's groundbreaking ceremony on Dec. 3 at the New-York Historical Society’s auditorium.

New American LGBTQ+ Museum begins construction with original Stonewall brick

IPL franchises snapped up Rutherford, Shepherd, and Powell

New York Family: Kathy Kuo

New York Family

December Cover: Home is Where the Heart is with Kathy Kuo

Mayor Adams holds up copy of New York Times

Mayor Adams leans in on unfounded claim that Biden Justice Department indicted him for political reasons