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Business

Artists beautify Kings Plaza’s empty window displays

By Jessica Parks

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Politics

Southern Brooklyn street co-named for late Councilmember Lew Fidler

By Ben Brachfeld

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Film

Tribeca Film Festival will bring free screenings to Marine Park, MetroTech

By Ben Brachfeld

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Sports

Senior pickleball players look to use Marine Park tennis courts

By Jessica Parks

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Brooklyn Bird Club fundraising to ‘bird-proof’ Jamaica Bay

By Jessica Parks

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Potential $4 trillion infrastructure bill could include southern Brooklyn subway extension: Schumer

By Kevin Duggan

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Southern Brooklyn pols demand more vaccination sites, doses; citing high senior populations, infection rates

By Jessica Parks

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Politics

Brooklyn district leader draws heat after anti-Chinese, anti-Palestinian Twitter posts

By Kevin Duggan

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News

Cops seek robber who followed woman home in Marine Park, sexually assaulted her

By Rose Adams

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Business

Recipe for success: Highway Bagels gets $5k grant from Dime Community Bank

By Meaghan McGoldrick

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Politics

Andrew Gounardes wins re-election to state Senate

By Rose Adams

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Politics

Where do they stand? Andrew Gounardes, Vito Bruno’s policy stances, goals

By Rose Adams

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Politics

Citywide pro-Trump rallies end with massive Marine Park demonstration

By Rose Adams & Todd Maisel

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Dottie Turano, longtime Community Board 18 district manager, to retire

By Jessica Parks

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Back-to-back ceremonies commemorate 9/11 in southern Brooklyn

By Jessica Parks

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Dead Horse Bay radioactive contamination not a significant health risk: Feds

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

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