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Gowanus Canal Superfund Cleanup barge sinks

By Kevin Duggan

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Environmentalist blasts alleged ‘falsehoods’ in official Coney Island ferry document

By Rose Adams

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Coney Island Creek inches closer to Superfund designation

By Rose Adams

Rendering of affordable housing complex Gowanus Green

City confirms Gowanus Green project will be fully below-market rate housing

By Kevin Duggan

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The Gowanus Canal cleanup: What to expect

By Kevin Duggan

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Gowanus canoers celebrate start of Superfund dredging

By Kevin Duggan

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Feds officially launch Gowanus Canal Superfund dredging

By Kevin Duggan

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Delay denied: Feds reject city extension request for Gowanus tanks, citing $62m in added costs

By Kevin Duggan

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Pols demand more details on city’s delay requests for crucial Gowanus stormwater tanks

By Kevin Duggan

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Feds could make city pay for more wastewater infrastructure due to Gowanus rezoning

By Kevin Duggan

Tune in! Make Music Day returns to Brooklyn on Friday

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Sail away: Feds to ban boating on Gowanus Canal to make way for Superfund Cleanup

By Kevin Duggan

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Council candidate Steven Patzer to scuba dive in Coney Island Creek

By Rose Adams

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Gowanus Canal dredging to start mid-November: EPA

By Kevin Duggan

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Upper Gowanus CSO tank and head house won’t be built until 2032: City

By Kevin Duggan

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Interactive online map shows historic pollution in north Brooklyn

By Kevin Duggan

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Dead Horse Bay closed because of radioactive contamination

By Rose Adams

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Makyyla Holland, 25, filed a lawsuit that prompted the Broome County Jail to implement policies for the treatment of LGBTQ people in custody.

Advocates renew push to protect incarcerated trans people in New York

St. Vincent and the Grenadines Consul General to the United States Rondy "Luta" McIntosh, center, receives plague, on behalf of Vincentian Prime Minister Dr. Ralph E. Gonsalves, from Dr. Ken Irish-Bramble, to McIntosh's left, chair of Brooklyn's Medgar Evers College's (MEC) Caribbean Research Center, in June 2023 in commemorating Caribbean-American History Month at MEC. Others in photo from left: Horace Davis, president of Caribbean-American Society of New York; MEC Provost Dr. Antoinette Coleman; Sherrill-Ann Mason-Haywood, director of MEC's Seek Program; Dr. Evelyn Castro, senior advisor to MEC President Dr. Patricia Ramsey; and Anna Walker, representative of the Caribbean-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CACCI).

SVG Diaspora Committee of NY head ‘very happy’ about call for greater youth engagement

Dining with Santa on Long Island 2023

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Dining with Santa on Long Island 2023

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Bo Horvat laying roots of trademark leadership within Islanders’ foundation: ‘Accountability is such a big thing’