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the well

East Williamsburg bar and venue The Well shutters due to COVID

By Kevin Duggan

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Bay Ridge

‘New York needs some heroes:’ Pols, shop owners call for rent relief for small businesses

By Jessica Parks

melody lanes

Iconic Melody Lanes bowling alley sees little reprieve from pandemic struggles

By Ben Verde

The spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in New York

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Lawmakers hope ‘recovery leases’ will help city out of retail rental crisis

By Robert Pozarycki

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

Bed-Stuy businesses get cash grants to help weather pandemic slowdown

By Ben Verde

Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge residents rally behind beloved restaurant facing eviction

By Jessica Parks

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Leaves of Grass

Brooklyn Botanic Garden reopens to visitors

By Susan De Vries

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Brooklyn community board leaders urge Speaker to reinstate budget funding for Vocal New York

By Kevin Duggan

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Red Hook

Food Bazaar officially wins bid for Red Hook Fairway

By Kevin Duggan

Flatbush

Little Caribbean restaurants adjust to stay afloat through the pandemic

By Jessica Parks

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Business

More than half of Brooklyn small businesses are struggling to stay open, survey finds

By Ben Verde

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Possible future home of Trader Joe’s nears completion in Williamsburg

By Susan De Vries

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Phase Four reopen may come Monday for NYC, Cuomo tightens rules for bars to curb COVID-19 spread

By Emily Davenport

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Brooklyn Navy Yard steps up efforts to sell PPE made by Yard merchants

By Emily Davenport

Carroll Gardens

Restaurant owners face added costs adjusting to evolving outdoor dining guidelines

By Jessica Parks

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Carroll Gardens

Brooklyn tattoo parlors face uncertain future as they reopen with limited capacity

By Kevin Duggan

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Bath Beach

Massive inequity found in distribution of PPP loans across New York

By Rose Adams & Robert Pozarycki

Ample Hills co-founders Jackie Cuscuna and Brian Smith.

DUMBO

Ample Hills founders depart company weeks after bankruptcy sale

By Kevin Duggan

People dine in parking spaces on the street outside CEBU restaurant on the first day of the phase two re-opening of businesses following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Brooklyn, New York

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Southern Brooklyn legislators introduce plans to prepare for potential ‘second wave’

By Jessica Parks

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Downtown

Reimagined, al-fresco DeKalb Market Hall to open July 7

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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