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Op-ed | The impact of the small business community goes beyond numbers

Developers share news of a Coney Island bagel shop that will employ homeless veterans.

Veteran-run bagel shop to open in Coney Island next year

By Jada Camille

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Business

‘It’s just such a beautiful thing’: Brooklyn Made highlights Hispanic creators during Hispanic Heritage Month

By Jada Camille

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Business

Brooklyn real estate market moves sideways, third-quarter reports say

By Cate Corcoran

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Business

Local businesses struggling to recover after record-breaking rains and flooding destroy equipment, damage buildings

By Melissa Fishman

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

Is north Brooklyn the future of New York City?

By Greg David, THE CITY

The Daily Press coffee shop union

‘We’re empowered now’: Ocean Hill café The Daily Press becomes first unionized indie coffee shop in New York City

By Isabel Song Beer

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Brooklyn family sues Peloton after exercise bike topples over and kills man in freak accident

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Troubled East Williamsburg venue Avant Gardner faces another costly lawsuit

By Isabel Song Beer

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Op-ed | Outdoor dining is here to stay in New York City

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Jewelry designer Burkindy brings high fashion with traditional African flair to Crown Heights

By Melissa Fishman

Coszcal de Allende, a popular Bay Ridge eatery, to reopen in new location

Bay Ridge

Close call for Coszcal: Bay Ridge restaurant saved from potential closure

By Jada Camille

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Gowanus

For Gowanus’ sake: Mirror Tea & Sake house struggling to stay afloat

By Melissa Fishman

Climate change

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THE COSTS OF CHANGE, Part 2: Some relief available for NYC co-ops and condos as they approach year-end deadline for climate law upgrades

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Op-ed | NYC’s minimum earnings standard will put my restaurant out of business

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Workers at a popular pizzeria in Brooklyn form union, first pizza restaurant in New York City to do so

Glen Oaks and Bob Friedrich on Local Law 97

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THE COSTS OF CHANGE: NYC co-op and condo owners face expensive dilemma in upgrading buildings to meet new climate law

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‘Absolutely thrilled’: Employees at Williamsburg’s Vital Climbing Gym vote to unionize

By Isabel Song Beer

Jamie Rubin

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New leaders at NYCHA: Mayor Adams taps Jamie Rubin as chair, Lisa Bova-Hiatt as CEO of embattled authority

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‘My dad never did it for the money’: Staubitz Market, iconic Cobble Hill butcher, struggling to stay afloat

By Melissa Fishman

More from Around New York

Antoine Craigwell delivers opening remarks at the In My Mind Conference.

At The Center, ‘In My Mind’ Conference spotlights mental health and LGBTQIA+ veterans of color

Mayor Eric Adams speaks at the Billie Holiday Theatre in Restoration Plaza on July 28, 2022 in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn borough in New York City

Adams joins coalition opposing military deployment in cities

Long Island Spooky Fest

New York Family

Halloween Experiences On Long Island and Beyond 2025

See it! New York Comic Con 2025 brings out amazing cosplayers channeling superheroes and villains