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Sunset Park infection rate plummets, while Borough Park continues to deal with higher rate

By Ben Verde

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Housing activists protest outside city marshal’s office in Boerum Hill

By Kevin Duggan

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New York achieves lowest one-day COVID-19 infection rate in nearly six months

By Robert Pozarycki

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Small Business Survivors: Nearly century old Li-Lac Chocolates won’t melt under pressure

By Todd Maisel

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East Williamsburg bar and venue The Well shutters due to COVID

By Kevin Duggan

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Coney Island amusement park owners face ‘financial ruin’ amid closures

By Todd Maisel

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Op-ed: Why are New Yorkers leaving the city for something that exists here?

By Carlo Scissura

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Sunset Park teachers call for equity in school reopening plan

By Ben Verde

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

By Jessica Parks

The Orthodox Jewish community reacts during the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID19) in the Brooklyn borough of New York

City tracking small COVID-19 outbreak in Borough Park

By Ben Verde

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Iconic Melody Lanes bowling alley sees little reprieve from pandemic struggles

By Ben Verde

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

By Robert Pozarycki

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

By Ben Verde

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City’s testing plan not enough, Sunset Park leaders say

By Ben Verde

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Brooklyn principals call for delayed school reopening due to COVID-19 concerns

By Ben Verde

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Still-shuttered Brooklyn businesses seek help from health experts amid pandemic

By Jessica Parks

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City to expand testing after Sunset Park sees spike in COVID-19 cases

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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Kids & Education

Majority of New York City students will return for in-person classes this fall

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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Bay Ridge residents rally behind beloved restaurant facing eviction

By Jessica Parks

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Brooklyn Library adds 10 branches for grab-and-go service

By Kevin Duggan

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From left, a participant, Josiah Chappelle, Winston Jaggae'Hoppie, and Lady Ira Lewis during a moving libation ceremony, during an Emancipation Observance on July 31, hosted by the Guyana Consulate to New York, at Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn.

Drumbeats, rituals honor ancestors at Guyana Consulate’s Emancipation Day Observance

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