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Queen One Inc., a commerce technology company, will open its new headquarters at 25 Kent Ave. in Williamsburg with the help of state tax credits.

Administrators and principals from Brooklyn South High Schools on May 21 were recognized by the Department of Education for their work in implementing the Anti-Ageism Resource Guide into their curriculum.

The HOPE Program celebrated its 40th Anniversary on April 29 with a landmark gala and fundraiser that will help the organization’s mission of preparing New Yorkers from marginalized communities for meaningful careers in the emerging green economy.

After threats of consolidation, an advisory board created to transform SUNY Downstate Medical Center said the state should use $1 billion to modernize the central Brooklyn hospital and preserve all inpatient and outpatient services.

Brooklyn Brewery Supports will provide direct financial assistance to trans, non-binary and two-spirit New Yorkers throughout the year.

The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch at Grand Army Plaza is now open to the public after undergoing its first significant restoration in nearly 50 years.

Church members say the stolen van was a lifeline, helping deliver food, clothing and spiritual support to seniors, the unhoused and families in need across Brooklyn.

FDNY firefighters battle heavy flames during a three-alarm fire on Lafayette Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

 New York City Mayor Eric Adams wants slower speeds in bike lanes.