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Khari Edwards Secures Key Endorsement from Assemblymember Brian Cunningham

Brooklyn politics just got a little more interesting. As the race for Brooklyn Borough President heats up, a well-known Central Brooklyn...

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Queen One to Bring 600 Tech Jobs to Brooklyn with $10M HQ Investment

In a major boost for New York’s tech economy, commerce technology company Queen One, Inc. will open its new headquarters in Williamsburg...

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Food Bazaar Opens Doors in East New York, Revitalizing Former Multiplex

East New York, Brooklyn — The former Linden Blvd Multiplex Cinemas has officially been transformed into a massive Food Bazaar...

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Iris Rodriguez-Rosa Becomes First Latina Parks Commissioner in NYC History

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced on Sunday the appointment of Iris Rodriguez-Rosa as the new commissioner of the Department of...

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Mayor Adams Expands Free Swim Lessons, Names Program After Two Brooklyn Teens Lost to Drowning

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said that Erasmus High School’s “Swim for Life” class will be renamed in honor of...

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Fusion East Ignites East New York: A First Look at Brooklyn’s Hottest New Music Night

Brooklyn’s East New York neighborhood is reclaiming its spot on the cultural map with the return of First Tuesdays, a monthly live music...

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Planet Brooklyn Music Festival Set to Debut This Summer in Downtown Brooklyn

A brand-new music festival, Planet Brooklyn, is making its debut this summer with a mission to spotlight the rich cultural fabric of...

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MTA Announces 5G Is Coming to the G Train This Fall

Riders on the northern section of the G train — from Court Square to Hoyt-Schermerhorn — could get 5G cell service as early as this...

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Community-Driven Rezoning Could Bring 4,600 New Homes to Central Brooklyn

About 4,600 new homes could soon rise along a roughly one-mile stretch of Atlantic Avenue and nearby blocks in Brooklyn, as the New York...

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Brooklyn Arts Council to Distribute Record $1.82 Million in Grants for 2025

The Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC) is making history with its largest-ever funding allocation, distributing a record-breaking $1.82 million in...

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