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People are seen inside a 24 hour coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination center at the Brooklyn Army Terminal in Brooklyn, New York

Health

Brooklyn coronavirus cases dip slightly as state officials declare curve is flattening

By Ben Verde

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Health

Bushwick vaccine site draws crowds for ‘shot of hope’

By Dean Moses

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News

City eateries called to participate in ‘NYC Restaurant Week To Go’

By Emily Davenport

Tower trip: Take a tour of the city’s first airport

24 hour vaccine hub planned for Brooklyn Army Terminal

By Ben Verde

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MCU Park reportedly under consideration to become vaccination center

By Rose Adams

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Health

Mayor promises one million vaccinations by February amid criticism of slow rollout

By Ben Verde

People walk by the Nitehawk cinema, which closed due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Brooklyn, New York City

Music

Brooklyn venues see ray of hope with passage of ‘Save Our Stages Act’

By Ben Verde

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

Opinion

Op-ed: Where is the vaccine for assisted living staff and residents?

By Lisa Newcomb

FILE PHOTO: A small bottle labeled with a “Coronavirus COVID-19 Vaccine” sticker and a medical syringe in front of displayed USA flag in this illustration

Gov says practitioners who abuse COVID-19 vaccine will be subject to penalties

By Mark Hallum

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Here’s how you can support one of Brooklyn’s many mutual aid groups this holiday season

By Craig Hubert

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‘We need a life vest’: Brooklyn’s restaurant, bar owners call for bailout

By Jessica Parks

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Health

Over 5,000 healthcare workers have received new COVID-19 vaccine: Mayor

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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Community boards see jump in attendance after going virtual

By Jessica Parks

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Locals launch mutual aid project in Gowanus

By Kevin Duggan

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Business

‘Save us!’: Restaurant workers rally for aid at Manhattan march

By Dean Moses

A garbage truck with a plow clears the street during a snowstorm in the Brooklyn borough of New York

News

Coming snowstorm cancels outdoor dining on heels on indoor shutdown

By Robert Pozarycki

Sandra Lindsay, a nurse at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, is inoculated with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine by Dr. Michelle Chester from Northwell Health at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park, New York

Health

COVID-19 vaccines arrive in NYC: Here’s what we know

By Kevin Duggan

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Bushwick’s Wonderville to host video game telethon to stay open and defeat pandemic

By Alex Mitchell

FILE PHOTO: Mayor de Blasio and Chancellor Carranza tour New Bridges Elementary School ahead of schools reopening

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Public middle and high schools won’t reopen for in-person learning until 2021, says mayor

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech

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COVID-19 testing and resource center opens in Coney Island

By Rose Adams

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