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‘World Cup for All’: ABNY unveils grants for neighborhood soccer and fan events

By Olivia Seaman

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News

Affordable housing lottery opens at former Pfizer site in Broadway Triangle

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Gowanus rezoning delivers new affordable housing lottery at glassy Baltic House

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Gov. Hochul touts Radical AI’s first-in-New York autonomous materials science lab at Brooklyn Navy Yard

By Olivia Seaman

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Renderings revealed for apartment tower on Crest Hardware site in Williamsburg

By Anna Bradley-Smith

Brooklyn Children's Museum

Brooklyn Children’s Museum receives $20K grant to expand cultural programming

By Olivia Seaman

God's Love We Deliver

Rosie Perez joins Brooklyn leaders to open God’s Love We Deliver’s Liberty BKLYN distribution center

By Olivia Seaman

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Housing

Affordable housing lotto opens for 8 units at historic Williamsburg theater

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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News

Developer moves to demolish rare 1860s Fort Greene house for five-story apartments

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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News

As Rent Transparency Act begins, Brooklyn startup helps renters uncover hidden rent-stabilized apartments

By Olivia Seaman

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Alloy plans to develop former Boys & Girls Club site with housing, new school and retail space

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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News

Brooklyn infrastructure project finishes on time and under budget, NYRCA says Section U saved millions

By Olivia Seaman

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AMNY

Tax relief: How New York seniors will get up to $300 off their property tax bills

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QNS

Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan rank among the most competitive rental markets in the U.S. in 2025: report

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Locals debate tower proposed for landmarked Fort Greene church

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Locals criticize 27-story tower planned at historic Fort Greene church

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Landmarks Preservation Commission axes proposal to gut historic Duffield Street homes for high-rise tower

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Housing

Carroll Gardens affordable housing lottery offers studios starting at $978

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Business

Brooklyn Navy Yard to transform final floor of Building 303 into deep tech hub

By Olivia Seaman

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Housing

Affordable housing lottery opens in East New York with 13 rent-stabilized, income-restricted units

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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A year later, Mount Sinai is facing criticism yet again for restricting youth gender-affirming care.

Mount Sinai accused of restricting gender-affirming care for youth

Hayley Matthews of the West Indies celebrates scoring a century during game two of the T20 International series between Australia and the West Indies at North Sydney Oval on Oct. 02, 2023 in Sydney, Australia.

Sri Lanka Women defeat WI Women to clinch series

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New York Family

Is Winter Affecting Your Child’s Mood? It Could Be Seasonal Affective Disorder

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MAMDANI’S FIRST 100 DAYS: NYC Schools reopen after snow day with 12,000 teachers out, student attendance at 63%