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Bed-Stuy Rallies For Protected Bike Lane on Bedford Avenue

Bed-Stuy Rallies For Protected Bike Lane on Bedford Avenue

The city keeps delaying the installation of a bike lane on Bedfrod Avenue, between Flatbush and Flushing Avenues.
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The Top 10 Things You Should Know About The National Black Writers Conference Happening This Week

The Top 10 Things You Should Know About The National Black Writers Conference Happening This Week

The conference will take place from Wednesday, March 20, to Saturday, March 23.
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Methodist Hospital Settles $17.3 Million in Fraud Allegations

New York-Presbyterian/Brooklyn Methodist Hospital allegedly tied physicians' compensation to service referrals, which violates Medicare and Medicaid rules.
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2 BK Firms Chosen for Governor's Island Climate Program

2 BK Firms Chosen for Governor's Island Climate Program

Two Brooklyn-based innovators will test out water-based climate solutions on Governors Island beginning in summer 2024.
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'Iftar on the Go' Offers Free Meals Weekly During Ramadan

'Iftar on the Go' Offers Free Meals Weekly During Ramadan

Over 8,500 Halal meals available at grab-and-go sites across the five boroughs.
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From Kankakee to Literary Heights: The Journey of Kalisha Buckhanon

From Kankakee to Literary Heights: The Journey of Kalisha Buckhanon

Award-winning Author Kalisha Buckhanon will be a featured panelist at the 17th National Black Writers Conference in Brooklyn
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As Spring Arrives, Vanderbilt Open Streets Hours Are Cut

As Spring Arrives, Vanderbilt Open Streets Hours Are Cut

People will have less time to frolic along Vanderbilt Avenue this year, as its Open Streets program will be reduced this season.
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Energy Advocates Rally to Improve Solar Affordability

Energy Advocates Rally to Improve Solar Affordability

A coalition of green energy advocates is asking Albany to raise the solar tax credit for residents.
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Stay Up Late with the Brooklyn Public Library

Stay Up Late with the Brooklyn Public Library

Night in the Library returns featuring performances, philosophical debates, music, readings and lectures
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More Than 50% of Asian Americans New Yorkers Experienced Hate Crimes in 2023

A new report from The Asian American Foundation found 1 in 5 Asian American New Yorkers have been physically assaulted in the last 12 months.
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