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Business

Circuit breaker: How Limor Fried wired Brooklyn’s woman-owned tech movement with biz Adafruit

By Naisha Roy

NY: Atlantic Antic 2024

Local merchants and global flavors shine at Brooklyn’s 49th Atlantic Antic

By Gabriele Holtermann

people playing pickleball at PKLYN

Gowanus

Get a sneak peek at Brooklyn’s newest pickleball facility, PKLYN, ahead of Oct. 6 opening

By Gabriele Holtermann

BWWGO

Buffalo Wild Wings takes flight in Flatbush, offering ‘free wings for a year’ to first 100 customers

By Adam Daly

Brooklyn Pop, a new art exhibit celebrating Brooklyn culture opens in Industry City on Sept. 26.

Business leaders to cut ribbon on ‘Brooklyn Pop’ exhibit at Industry City

By Jada Camille

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Business

Celebrating 30 years of Power Women: Brooklyn leaders shine at annual networking event and awards

By Brooklyn Paper

Co-owner Edgar Kleydman (left) walked Brooklyn Paper through the new floor plans (R) A rendering of Kaya Bliss dispensary, which is currently under construction in Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge

High hopes: Kaya Bliss, Bay Ridge’s first legal cannabis dispensary, looks to clear the air before November opening

By Adam Daly

Freighter docked at Brooklyn Marine Terminal

AMNY

NYC gets $164 million in fed funds to restore Brooklyn Marine Terminal

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Midwood

Brooklyn honors legendary pizzaiolo Dom DeMarco with street renaming near iconic Di Fara Pizza

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

century 21 in Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge

Redevelopment plans for former Century 21 site scrapped, owners pivot toward housing

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Kellogg’s Diner reopens in Williamsburg with new owners, a new menu, and the same charm

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Bay Ridge residents soak in the last bit of summer at the End of Summer Block Party over the weekend.

Bay Ridge

BID-ding summer goodbye! Bay Ridge business group hosts ‘end of summer’ block party

By Jada Camille

1-Carlos Naudon, president and ceo Ponce Bank

Business

Brooklyn’s finest gather for Ponce Bank Best of Brooklyn 2024 VIP winners gala

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

delivery truck nyc microhub

City advances plans for delivery ‘microhubs’ to reduce truck traffic, pollution in Brooklyn and Manhattan

By Kirstyn Brendlen

catbird williamsburg interior

Brooklyn-born jewelry brand Catbird celebrates 20th birthday in Williamsburg

By Kirstyn Brendlen

antic

Business

Let the antics begin! Brooklyn gears up for 49th annual Atlantic Antic Festival

By Jada Camille

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Business

Leading ladies: Schneps Media celebrates 30 years of Power Women with star-studded networking event at El Caribe

By Brooklyn Paper

crest hardware goodbye

End of an era: Crest Hardware’s Farewell Fest draws crowds of Brooklynites to Williamsburg for final goodbye

By Cate Corcoran

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Park Slope

Back on the menu: Giovanni’s Brooklyn Eats reopens after year-long hiatus following fire

By Jada Camille

NY: Gleason’s Gym Street Co-namig

DUMBO

Historic Gleason’s Gym honored with street co-naming in Dumbo

By Gabriele Holtermann

More from Around New York

Mayor Eric Adams on NYC Pride, his LGBTQ record, gender-affirming care, and more

New York State Assembly Member Rodneyse Bichotte-Hermelyn.

Brooklyn Dems choose Cuomo for mayor, Levine, and Parker for NYC comptroller

Beat the Heat! How to Stay Cool in and Around NYC During a Summer Heat Wave

New York Family

Beat the Heat! How to Stay Cool in and Around NYC During a Summer Heat Wave

Fuming New Yorkers gathered in Times Square on Sunday afternoon to denounce President Trump’s decision to bomb Iran and pledged to march on the White House later this month.

Trump strikes Iran: Hundreds take to the streets of Midtown Manhattan to protest unilateral bombings