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Gluten-free and sugar-free specialty bakery Monshe marks the first business to operate at the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s rotating storefront space showcasing emerging local entrepreneurs.

Marat Likhtenstein, 65, of Sheepshead Bay, allegedly stole money from five Brooklyn residents after promising them a 30% return on their investment. It is his second indictment for alleged financial fraud, according to the Brooklyn District Attorney.

There's a full day of family-friendly activities, include a lion dance parade, Chinese musical performances, a kung fu workshop on March 1.

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Chaos unfolded in Brooklyn on Tuesday evening when ICE agents showed up and tussled with local residents who sought to prevent them from detaining a man.

Authorities say the man fired multiple rounds toward an unknown target just after 6:00am on Sunday in front of 214 48th St., as the victim exited a nearby building and was struck in the leg.

Big Reuse debuts its Bushwick Reuse Center, offering secondhand clothing and home goods while deepening local sustainability efforts.

The marked NYPD cars were parked in front of 397 Coney Island Ave. in Kensington.

Wealthier New Yorkers are more likely to report better health and less psychological distress, while Black and Latino respondents, even in higher wealth groups, often reported worse health outcomes, a new health survey found.