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Assemblyman Lentol Opposes Budget Provision that Allows State Tax Collection on Online Sales

Assemblyman Joe Lentol Assemblyman Joe Lentol announced on Friday that he stands in opposition to the Executive Budget Proposal Part X requiring online marketplace providers — such as eBay and Amazon — to collect state sales tax when they

African-American Chamber of Commerce Set to Launch for First Time in Kings County

LIAACC President Phil Andrews addresses business owners at LIAACC's launch in Long Island On Wednesday, March 25, at Brooklyn Borough Hall, the Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce, Inc.

Bringing up Brownsville

LaShawn Allen-Muhammad, Deputy Executive Director for the Central Brooklyn Economic Development Corporation and the Brooklyn Director of the Long Island African-American Chamber of Commerce Photo: The Brooklyn Reader "Bedford-Stuyvesant is done," sai
How Art Thou: Free Weekend Arts Workshops for Bklyn Youth, Led by Local Art Masters

How Art Thou: Free Weekend Arts Workshops for Bklyn Youth, Led by Local Art Masters

Arts education in public schools may be seeing its final days, but a group of young local arts advocates are pushing back... and bringing the masters with them.

Melanie Charles Performing Live On B-Side

If you haven't been checking out B-Side, the Thursday night, live music series down at BRIC House, which is located at 647 Fulton Street, in the downtown part of Fort Greene, then you're playing yourself.

Nefertite Nguvu on her Film 'In The Morning,' Almost-Love and No Regrets

Filmmaker and Director Nefertite Nguvu Photo: The Brooklyn Reader What a difference three years have made for Nefertite Nguvu.

A 21st Century Legislature

State Senator Jesse Hamilton By: State Senator Jesse Hamilton With the passage of a ballot measure allowing for electronic distribution of bills to legislators, the people of New York State took an important step towards bringing the legislature into
Second Town Hall Planned for Lafayette Ave Key Food

Second Town Hall Planned for Lafayette Ave Key Food

Attention Clinton Hill Residents: A second town hall meeting has been planned around the closing of the Key Food Grocery on Lafayette Ave and Grand avenues.

300 Halsey Street Celebrating 70+ Years

The 300 Halsey Street Block Association in Bed-Stuy turns 74 yrs old this month, and to celebrate this milestone occasion, it will hold a commemorative gathering with a special citation presented by City Councilmember Robert Cornegy.

Crown Heights Boy Takes Fatal Fall From Rooftop

1153 President Street On Thursday, a 15-year-old boy fell to his death in Crown Heights, reported 71st Pct. police.