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Mother-daughter boutique Marmalade moves to Williamsburg, expanding fashion and community focus

By Jada Camille

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Fort Greene’s Greenlight Bookstore voted New York’s most popular small business

By Miriam Norwitz

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News

Brannan unveils plan to support small businesses faced with economic challenges

By Gabriele Holtermann

Davis showcases a spread of Trinidadian favorites, including callaloo at the Queens of Food and Beverage scene event in Brooklyn.

Caribbean Life

A Taste of Trinidad on Long Island: Trini Bites brings Caribbean flavor to the suburbs

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Flatbush

All Good Dispensary opens in Flatbush with a focus on wellness, safety, and locally-grown cannabis

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Di Fara Pizza launches frozen line, bringing Brooklyn icon to grocery stores

By Gabriele Holtermann

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Business

Get lit in Brooklyn: Your guide to 4/20 celebrations across the borough

By Emily Davenport

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TD Bank celebrates new Brighton Beach branch with weekend-long grand opening

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

Corey Steele, owner of Drink Your Fantasy, bartends at a private birthday dinner event in New York.

Caribbean Life

Breaking Barriers: Mobile bartender ‘Drink Your Fantasy’ redefines industry perceptions

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News

Trump tariffs could push Brooklyn’s small businesses ‘over the edge’ despite pause

By Gabriele Holtermann

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Arts & Entertainment

10th annual Brooklyn Bookstore Crawl invites bookworms on a literary journey

By Gabriele Holtermann

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Park Slope

Merchants seek adjustments to Park Slope’s popular Open Streets program

By Adam Daly

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Bay Ridge

After rotten onion uproar, southern Brooklyn stands behind local supermarket

By Regina Martinez

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Fearing fires, health risks, Marine Park residents push back on lithium-ion battery storage project

By Megan McGibney

From left, Trinidad native Natalie Lamming, and Grenadian native Davis Alexander, pose with 11-year old Sebastian, owner of Spices & Slices at 1828 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, a Caribbean style pizzeria.

Caribbean Life

Eleven-year-old Sebastian Wilson serves ‘Spices & Slices’ at Caribbean style pizza shop in Brooklyn

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Bay Ridge

‘Love is stronger than hate’: Swastika graffiti at Bay Ridge clinic replaced with heart in show of unity

By Lauren Rapp

“Summer House” star Carl Radke is launching Soft Bar & Cafe, a Brooklyn-based social space where premium non-alcoholic drinks take center stage, welcoming everyone — no labels, no pressure.

Greenpoint

‘Summer House’ star Carl Radke gears up to open Soft Bar & Cafe in Greenpoint

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Park Slope

Founder of Brooklyn’s first women-only boot camp launches intimate wedding venue in Park Slope

By Lauren Rapp

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A neighborhood ‘Haven’: How an old-school Irish pub became a Sunset Park icon — and St. Patrick’s Day staple

By Layna Cummings

Then and Now: U.Santini was founded in 1930, but has been a mainstay in Park Slope since 1938.

Park Slope

Park Slope’s U.Santini Moving marks 95 years of service

By Adam Daly

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Film screening spotlights forthcoming documentary ‘Miss Simone & The Queens of Stonewall’

Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago Stuart Young.

Former Trinidad prime minister denied a pension

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the exterior (left) and interior (right) of Brooklyn's new Nordstrom Local store.

New York City’s third Nordstrom Local store opens in Brooklyn