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Bay Ridge Prep expands footprint with purchase of third building, slated to open in 2023

By Jessica Parks

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De Blasio still weighing changes to middle and high school admissions

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Hochul, de Blasio spend Sunday at Brooklyn churches as 2022 governor’s race gears up

By Ben Brachfeld

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Work begins at now-landmarked abolitionist home in Downtown Brooklyn

By Susan De Vries

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‘Why are we living in such conditions?’: Crown Heights tenants on why they’re striking

By Ben Verde

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Council Members Eugene, Louis celebrates Haitian Founder of Chicago

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AG James’ office investigating police shooting in Brooklyn

By Aidan Graham

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Brooklyn Far-Left and Moderate Dems at each other’s throat

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Canarsie

City revives exterminated pesticide facility proposal for East Flatbush

By Ben Brachfeld

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New report details maternal healthcare disparities for women of color, officials urge passage of ‘Momnibus Act’

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

The scene of the shooting on the Belt Parkway in Bath Beach.

Police fatally shoot Bergen Beach man following chase on the Belt Parkway

By Ben Brachfeld

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Gowanus rezoning agreement reached just ahead of council committee vote to approve

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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City scraps double bike lane plan in Sunset Park Asian community, locals still want more changes

By Jessica Parks

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Coney Island businesses come together to distribute over 1,000 free Thanksgiving meals to-go

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‘Tear the BQE down’: NYC construction big urges expressway’s reconstruction with federal infrastructure dollars

By Kevin Duggan & Ben Brachfeld

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THE RACE TO DELIVER: How new grocery delivery apps are impacting New York’s real estate market

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THE RACE TO DELIVER: How new grocery delivery apps are impacting New York’s real estate market

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Mayor-elect Adams announces official transition team

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‘East New York is not for sale’: Community Land Trust movement sees hope in Racial Justice Commission

By Ben Brachfeld

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The Statue of Liberty in New York City, U.S., September 30, 2025.

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Rev. Lawrence Craig, third from left; Pastor the Rev. Roger Jackson, fourth from left; First Lady, Sis. Kim Jackson, fifth from left; Sis. Herline Florival, organist; and some members of FSUMC Men's Group after Worship Service.

FSUMC hosts successful ‘Men’s Day’

Green Meadows Farm Brings Pumpkin Weekends to Queens

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Green Meadows Farm Brings Pumpkin Weekends to Queens

The former Nike outlet at 529 Broadway in SoHo, where IKEA plans to open its second Manhattan store. Ingka Investments purchased the building for $213 million.

IKEA’s Manhattan expansion includes SoHo and Midtown sites