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French Cobble Hill baker sets sights on post-pandemic Montague Street storefront

By Craig Hubert

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Brooklyn Roasting Company to expand after financial troubles amid pandemic

By Jessica Parks

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French-Japanese cafe to open within old Building on Bond in Boerum Hill

By Craig Hubert

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Bankruptcy threatens long-anticipated Nassau Brewery restoration

By Cate Corcoran

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Small businesses still struggling to recover as fed restaurant rescue funds dry up

By Harry Parker

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Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce headed to Sunset Park’s Industry City

By Jessica Parks

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Bensonhurst Chipotle opens with city’s first walk-up window

By Jessica Parks

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Artists beautify Kings Plaza’s empty window displays

By Jessica Parks

New bar, Sandy Jack’s, opening soon on Greenwood Heights’ Fifth Avenue

By Jessica Parks & Reyna Iwamoto

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Bay Ridge’s Alpine Cinemas reopens in time for 100-year anniversary

By Jessica Parks

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20-story Montague Street tower hits the midway mark in Brooklyn Heights

By Craig Hubert

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Construction begins at future Amazon warehouse on the Red Hook waterfront

By Craig Hubert

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Amazon presence in East New York yields jobs, corporate involvement

By Milette Millington and Stephen Witt

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Daughter, a new Crown Heights cafe, puts mutual aid front and center

By Ben Verde

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Zero-waste store La Nature sets up shop in Park Slope

By Ben Verde

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City releases guide for industrial development outside Gowanus rezoning area

By Kevin Duggan

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‘Summer Strolls’ to return to Bay Ridge’s commercial thoroughfares this summer

By Jessica Parks

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Minority-owned businesses face steepest climb to recovery

By Ben Verde

People enjoy indoor dining as the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in New York City

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Indoor dining capacity to increase to 75 percent on May 7

By Emily Davenport

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Sunset Park BID looks to fund Open Streets through the summer

By Jessica Parks

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