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Op-ed: Permanent outdoor dining program needs positive input to be the Marshall Plan of hospitality

By Charlotta Janssen

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Transit union unveils memorial for workers who died of COVID-19

By Kevin Duggan

Vaccination against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Brooklyn

Health

Hundreds of Brooklyn health care workers face chopping block due to vaccine mandate

By Ben Brachfeld

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Theater

Brooklyn’s small theaters step back into spotlight

By Kirstyn Brendlen

People participate in a Global Climate Strike in New York

Health

COVID positivity rates fall in most spots as low-vaxxed areas see more cases

By Robert Pozarycki

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East Flatbush nonprofit set to get city windfall for vaccine outreach efforts

By Ben Brachfeld

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Health

J’Ouvert and West Indian Day Parade called off again because of COVID

By Kevin Duggan

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News

Pet peeved: Animal shelters see drop in adoptions as offices reopen

By Kirstyn Brendlen

NBA: Playoffs-Milwaukee Bucks at Brooklyn Nets

Brooklyn Nets tease $25k reward for vaxed Barclays Center employees

By Ben Brachfeld

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Bay Ridge

Bay Ridge’s beloved Ragamuffin Parade canceled due to COVID-19

By Aidan Graham

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Health

NYC begins to flatten the curve against Delta variant

By Robert Pozarycki

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Health

Vaccine mandates for businesses gets underway in Brooklyn

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

Health

City to mandate proof of vaccination for indoor dining, fitness, entertainment

By Ben Brachfeld

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Emotional East Flatbush COVID memorial serves as call for change

By Ben Brachfeld

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Business

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

By Harry Parker

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Hometown Heroes! New York City’s essential workers honored with extravagant parade

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City to honor essential workers with ‘Hometown Heroes’ parade Wednesday

By Emily Davenport

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Health

Gov lifts most COVID-19 restrictions as state hits 70 percent first dose vaccinations

By Kevin Duggan

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Kids & Education

Brooklyn College raises over $2 million to help students during pandemic

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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Bay Ridge

‘It’ll never be the same’: Bay Ridge vigil memorializes those lost to COVID-19

By Ben Brachfeld

More from Around New York

Writer/director Iair Said recently spoke with Gay City News about making “Most People Die on Sundays.”

Q&A with ‘Most People Die on Sundays’ director Iair Said

New York Attorney General Letitia James.

AGs act to protect Haitian immigrants

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New York Family

NYC Faces Rising Challenges in Postpartum Care

EXCLUSIVE | Cops cuff Pennsylvania man for catching pigeons in Manhattan park; had truck full of birds