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Line man for Kings County: Cobble Hill man tracks Trader Joe’s line on Twitter

By Kevin Duggan

Health

City ups Brooklyn medical equipment manufacturing, buys COVID-19 testing kits

By Kevin Duggan

News

Brooklyn small businesses look to next steps while awaiting federal funding

By Jessica Parks

Park Slope do-gooders paying for hospital staff meals at local bagel shop

By Jessica Parks 1

Politics

Brooklynites call for social distancing guidelines for essential stores

By Rose Adams

Business

Gowanus Dredgers call on local landlords to help small businesses with rent

By Kevin Duggan

Business

Gowanus boat club launches raffle to help keep small businesses afloat

By Kevin Duggan

Business

Fairway sells Georgetown outpost to Key Food in bankruptcy auction

By Kevin Duggan 1

Health

Brooklyn Navy Yard companies produce medical face shields for city hospitals

By Kevin Duggan

Health

Here is a list of resources for those struggling during the coronavirus crisis

By Brooklyn Paper

Business

Attention all restaurants: Brooklyn Paper and our partner The World’s Fare are here to help

By Brooklyn Paper

AMNY

From spirits to spritzers: Brooklyn distilleries now producing hand sanitizer to help stop COVID-19

Business

Shoppers flock to Marine Park hardware store for tomato sauce

By Jessica Parks

Health

Two Brooklyn hospitals announce effective merge

By Jessica Parks

Business

Small business advocates demand tax-relief, deregulation amid coronavirus crisis

By Rose Adams

Brownstoner

Mass Layoffs Imminent If State, Fed Do Not Take Drastic Action Immediately

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