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Business

Op-ed: Supporting Flatbush area businesses through BIDs

By Josue Pierre

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Greenwood Heights

New Greenwood Heights store sells only one product — locally-produced spirulina

By Jessica Parks

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Totonno’s Pizzeria not planning to close, despite rumors

By Rose Adams

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

City multimedia series celebrates Black Brooklyn business resilience

By Kevin Duggan

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Leaves of Grass

The 411 on New York’s 420 moment: What marijuana legalization means for the Empire State

By Mark Hallum

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Subterranean bar planned for Crown Heights’ Nassau Brewery site

By Craig Hubert

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Leaves of Grass

How Brooklyn legislators voted on marijuana legalization

By Ben Verde

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Leaves of Grass

Similarities abound between Cuomo’s marijuana deal and Blaz’s 2018 plan

By Robert Pozarycki

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Business

City seeking applicants for improved ‘Open Streets’ program

By Ben Verde

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DUMBO

Dumbo BID commemorates women-owned businesses for Women’s History Month

By Jessica Parks

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Prospect Heights

Ample Hills founders will churn ice cream again in return to Prospect Heights

By Jessica Parks

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Long-awaited Coney Island Starbucks drive-thru opens amid controversy

By Rose Adams

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Coney Island group seeks proposals for 15 murals throughout neighborhood

By Rose Adams

Cortelyou Road

Council moves to approve controversial Cortelyou Road rezoning

By Ben Verde

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

Bed-Stuy flower shop ‘Blooms’ into second opening

By Ariama C. Long

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Business

Survey says 80 percent of Brooklyn businesses saw revenue decline in 2020

By Rose Adams

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Flatlands

Flatlands locals bash plan to reinvent restaurant, citing fears of violence

By Jessica Parks

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Windsor Terrace

Small business survivors: Windsor Terrace’s Pushcart Vintage offers affordable throwback goods

By Ben Verde

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Reopening of amusement parks gives hope to Coney Island

By Rose Adams

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Trader Joe’s fruit stand owners open grocery store in Bensonhurst

By Rose Adams

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