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Workers of the FDNY EMS receive COVID-19 Moderna vaccine in New York

Health

City sets record for low COVID-19 positivity rate as vaccination effort amps up

By Robert Pozarycki

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Greenwood Heights

COVID-19 memorial returns to Green-Wood Cemetery

By Kevin Duggan

Brooklynites go about their day along Fulton Street on Wednesday, May 19, 2021.

Health

To mask, or not to mask: Brooklynites react to updated CDC guidelines

By Ben Verde and Caroline Ourso

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Health

Mobile vaccine buses to offer shot at city beaches, parks Memorial Day weekend

By Kevin Duggan

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Health

City reopens, but mayor advises New Yorkers to keep masks on in uncertain settings

By Robert Pozarycki

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Sports

Nets to open COVID-19 vaccination site during NBA Playoffs

By Joe Pantorno

Woman walks under the subway in Brownsville section of the Brooklyn borough of New York City

Health

New York to adopt new CDC mask guidelines effective Wednesday: Cuomo

By Robert Pozarycki & Mark Hallum

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Politics

Opinion: How to bring New Yorkers back to the subways

By Eric Adams

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Mayor’s office brings live performances to vaccination sites with launch of ‘Music Heals’ program

By Emily Davenport

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Health

As National Nurses Week approaches, state seeks ‘Safe Staffing’ for caregivers

By Robert Pozarycki

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

Opinion

Op-ed: Talk is cheap. Recovery is expensive.

By Justin Brannan

FILE PHOTO: Coronavirus vaccination site at NYCHA housing complex in Brooklyn

Health

Just eight city zip codes are above 5 percent COVID-19 positivity, including three in Brooklyn

By Robert Pozarycki

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

Business

Indoor dining capacity to increase to 75 percent on May 7

By Emily Davenport

A woman waits to receive a dose of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a 24 hour vaccination center at Brooklyn Army Terminal in Brooklyn, New York

Health

City-run vaccine sites open for walk-ins ages 16 and up

By Kevin Duggan

A woman working with registration stands inside a vaccination area for people receiving the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine at a NYC mobile vaccine bus in the Sunset Park section of the Brooklyn borough of New York

Health

Crunching the COVID numbers: Positivity rate drops, Sunset Park cases remain high

By Robert Pozarycki

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News

Carpenter helps save struggling restaurants amid COVID-19

By Dean Moses

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Downtown

Op-ed: To help artists post-pandemic, create community spaces and affordable homes

Jamel Gaines

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Business

City multimedia series celebrates Black Brooklyn business resilience

By Kevin Duggan

Health

‘You change a life, you save a life’: EMTs in Brooklyn help vaccinate homebound seniors

By Robert Pozarycki

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Health

Checkin’ in with: Coney Island Hospital’s first female CEO looks back on COVID year

By Kevin Duggan

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