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Bag Company Donates Entire Inventory to Healthcare Workers to Help Ease Their Load

Bag Company Donates Entire Inventory to Healthcare Workers to Help Ease Their Load

Hannah Fastov, the founder of Go Dash Dot, donated her company's stock to healthcare workers. And she's doing it again with new fall season bags.
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Brooklyn Publisher Auctioning Art to Raise Money For Children’s Books Imprint

Brooklyn Publisher Auctioning Art to Raise Money For Children’s Books Imprint

Park Slope publisher Archipelago Books is holding an online art auction to raise funds for children’s imprint Elsewhere Editions
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New Medical Facility in Brownsville Will Provide Free COVID-19 And Antibody Testing

New Medical Facility in Brownsville Will Provide Free COVID-19 And Antibody Testing

The Doral Health & Wellness medical facility will hold its grand opening on Monday, June 1.
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This Billieburg Artist Tackles Comedy, Music and Laughter During Quarantine

This Billieburg Artist Tackles Comedy, Music and Laughter During Quarantine

The Nasty EP pioneers a new style of music and comedy
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Oversight Committee Introduces Fair and Accurate Census Act

Oversight Committee Introduces Fair and Accurate Census Act

COVID-19 has created significant challenges to carrying out the Census. One bill will fix that.
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'Sistas Van' Delivers Necessary Hygienic Products to Brooklyn Women in Need, Amid COVID-19

'Sistas Van' Delivers Necessary Hygienic Products to Brooklyn Women in Need, Amid COVID-19

Crown Heights-based organization, the Black Women's Blueprint services the borough's women residents most in need
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Price Gouging Wholesaler of $16 Cans of Lysol Faces Lawsuit

Price Gouging Wholesaler of $16 Cans of Lysol Faces Lawsuit

NY Attorney General Letitia James is suing Quality King for price gouging Lysol products throughout the coronavirus pandemic
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As states reopen, tensions flare between the rule followers and rule breakers

As states reopen, tensions flare between the rule followers and rule breakers

By: Michele Gelfand , University of Maryland Since Republicans, on average, are five times more likely than Democrats to believe it's safe now to resume normal business activity, reopening the economy has often been framed as a partisan issue.
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When Mentorship Blossoms into a Bond

When Mentorship Blossoms into a Bond

Big Brothers Big Sisters celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month by highlighting perfect matches.
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The Bushwick Film Festival is Here, Plans to Continue Despite Pandemic

The Bushwick Film Festival is Here, Plans to Continue Despite Pandemic

Around 30% of film projects have canceled due to COVID-19. The Bushwick Film Festival refuses to be one of them.
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