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Gowanus

First annual Brooklyn Wedding Fair promises ‘unique boutique experience’ in Gowanus

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Downtown

Firing up in Downtown Brooklyn: Fogo de Chão to open April 15 at City Point

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

AMNY

More money, more problems: NYC is worst city in America for living comfortably, new study shows

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Park Slope

‘A huge win’: Park Slope Starbucks employees vote to unionize

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Red Hook

Modern Spaces redefines luxury with townhome collection Brooklyn’s historic Red Hook waterfront

By Brooklyn Paper

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Local wine connoisseurs prepare to open Whoopsie Daisy wine bar in Crown Heights

By Isabel Song Beer

Brooklyn Paramount Theater Opening

Business

PHOTOS | Nearly century-old Brooklyn Paramount reopens as live music venue

By Jada Camille

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Business

For Women’s History Month, Brooklyn entrepreneur shares tips for successful women-owned businesses

By Jada Camille

AMNY

NYC ports expect increased shipping traffic following Baltimore bridge collapse

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Business

Brooklyn mourns death of celebrity tailor and Holocaust survivor Martin Greenfield

By Barbara Russo

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City begins search for contractors to develop and operate $100M Climate Innovation Hub in Sunset Park

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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AMNY

Lawsuit challenging NYC property tax system cleared to move forward – opening door for possible, massive changes

Park Slope

Noodle Lane goes from food truck favorite to Park Slope mainstay, shattering Chinese food stereotypes

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

nitehawk cinema workers

Business

Nitehawk Cinema workers unionize, accuse management of ‘aggressive union-busting campaign’

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Business

Chamber study finds Brooklyn shops support expedited work authorizations for migrants

By Jada Camille

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AMNY

Limited-stock NYC rental market became even more scarce in February: report

Khane Kutzwell (left) mentors apprentice barber Da’Shawn Scott (right) while touching up the sides on a Fordham Law School student.

Gay City News

A cut above: How a queer, Black, woman-owned barbershop makes space for the LGBTQIA+ community

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Business

Game on! New York Times to celebrate 1,000th Wordle puzzle with prizes across the city the pay tribute to past answers

By Isabel Song Beer

Young man packing a lot of clothes into one suitcase

Business

Travel Hacks, Trends, Tips, and Gear for 2024

By Stephanie Waddle

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Business

New $25M beauty manufacturing and innovation hub for Black- and women-owned businesses coming to Brooklyn Navy Yard

By Adam Daly

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