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Park Slope

The Bagel Shop, founder of famed ‘Rainbow Bagel,’ closes for good

By Jessica Parks

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Canarsie

Beep gives chamber $20K to keep southeast Brooklyn businesses ‘thriving’

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Bath Beach

Bath Beach Starbucks employees become first in Brooklyn to unionize

By Ben Brachfeld

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Freelancers Union to make move to Sunset Park’s Industry City

By Jessica Parks

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PoliticsNY

City Council passes amendment to pay transparency law

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AMNY

Mommybites: The best online source to find and refer nannies

Businesses on Third Avenue in Bay Ridge displayed artwork from local artists for the Embrace Winter Festival.

Bay Ridge

Embrace Winter Festival shows off the artistic beauty in Bay Ridge

By Jessica Parks

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AMNY

Small Business Survivors | Brooklyn Tea shares love for tea with community and grows online during COVID

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Clinton Hill sex shop controversy climaxes — a second time

By Ben Brachfeld

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Bay Ridge

Tearing down Century 21, a project that was ‘never meant to be’

By Jessica Parks

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Opposition to new Clinton Hill sex shop reaches climax

By Ben Brachfeld

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Business

‘A rollercoaster’: Brooklyn’s small businesses still facing challenges despite widespread COVID recovery

By Jessica Parks

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Business

An ode to Brooklyn businesses closed by COVID: Where are they now?

By Ximena Del Cerro

03-08-2022 – Women’s Day. Brooklyn, NY. Flower vendors by the highway exit on Brighton Beach. Photo by Erica Price

Blossoms bloom beside the Belt Parkway thanks to family-owned flower biz

By Ben Brachfeld

The original Century 21 department store on 86th Street in Bay Ridge.

Bay Ridge

‘Pain for gain’: Century 21 flagship in Bay Ridge to be demolished, but why?

By Jessica Parks

Taste of Russia 2022

Owner of Brighton Beach storefront looks to name change in solidarity with Ukraine

By Mikaela Wegner

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Politics

Record-high inflation devastates locals as grocery prices rise, while wages fail to keep up

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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AMNY

Japan Village unveils massive second-floor expansion ‘The Loft’ at Industry City

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Business

Black-owned beauty biz, For Our Daughters Beauty, picked for Facebook partnership

By Mikaela Wegner

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Sponsored

Carver Federal Savings Bank to grow retail investors through highlighting their commitment to reinvesting in the communities they serve.

By Haeven Gibbons

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New York Family

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