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Arts & Entertainment

Artists take over Atlantic Avenue businesses for two-week exhibit

By Kevin Duggan

Health

Bay Ridge’s Third Avenue merchants raise thousands for breast cancer research

By Jessica Parks

new office complex

Developer pitches nine-story office complex with new Acme fish factory in Greenpoint

By Kevin Duggan

No longer on Bond: Boerum Hillers mourn loss of beloved eatery

By Kevin Duggan

new corner

New Corner Restaurant to close after 84 years

By Rose Adams

Gowanus

Gowanus rezoning to officially start by January

By Kevin Duggan

Business

Indoor dining returns citywide at 25 percent capacity

By Kevin Duggan

Bushwick

Small Business Survivors: Bushwick Grind owners overcome personal tragedy to keep brewing

By Todd Maisel

industry city

The Industry City rezoning is dead. What’s next for Sunset Park’s waterfront?

By Rose Adams

Southern Brooklynites reluctant to bid farewell to longtime retailer Century 21

By Jessica Parks

Diner demise: Carroll Gardens Classic Diner closes

By Kevin Duggan

Business

Businesses see ‘lines around the block’ amid pandemic: 86th Street BID director

By Jessica Parks

Business

Century 21’s closure could bring more traffic to 86th Street: expert

By Jessica Parks

Local artist transforms Bay Ridge outdoor dining barriers into works of art

By Jessica Parks

Business

Dime Bank awards Boerum Hill business with ‘community chest’ grant

By Meaghan McGoldrick

industry city

Locals sound off on Industry City rezoning at 11-hour City Council hearing

By Rose Adams

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