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City Allocates Funds to Support 2020 Census Work of Brooklyn Nonprofits

City Allocates Funds to Support 2020 Census Work of Brooklyn Nonprofits

The funds will help community organizations lay the groundwork for get-out-the-count efforts
Plant-Based Foodies Rejoice: Veggie Castle Returns to Brooklyn!

Plant-Based Foodies Rejoice: Veggie Castle Returns to Brooklyn!

For more than two decades the eatery has delighted with its Caribbean vegan fare.
Brick by Brick: Check out What BRIC Is Building

Brick by Brick: Check out What BRIC Is Building

A new president, board chair and four new board members set the tone for a new way forward
Housing Lottery Opens for 114 Units in Prospect Heights and Clinton Hill, Starting at $896/ Month

Housing Lottery Opens for 114 Units in Prospect Heights and Clinton Hill, Starting at $896/ Month

All units will have in-home washers, dryers and dishwashers, ample closet space and oversized high-performance windows. 
Brooklyn Bus Stops Become Mini-Galleries for New Photo Exhibit

Brooklyn Bus Stops Become Mini-Galleries for New Photo Exhibit

Bus stops citywide showcase photographs by Brooklyn-based artist Elle Pérez
Council Speaker Johnson Unveils City Agenda to Tackle Food Insecurity

Council Speaker Johnson Unveils City Agenda to Tackle Food Insecurity

The agenda outlines policies to expand existing food programs, boost urban agriculture and empower community gardeners
Brooklyn Hospitals Receive National Awards for Heart Disease Care

Brooklyn Hospitals Receive National Awards for Heart Disease Care

The American Heart Association recognized Woodhull Hospital and Kings County Hospital for their commitment to helping patients managing heart disease
Planned Changes to Atlantic Yards Project Face New Opposition

Planned Changes to Atlantic Yards Project Face New Opposition

Developers want to add another 105,000 square feet of development for a gym without going through the environmental review process
Trump's Public Rule Charge May Worsen Food Insecurity in Bed-Stuy, Brownsville

Trump's Public Rule Charge May Worsen Food Insecurity in Bed-Stuy, Brownsville

A new rule aimed to deter new citizens from accessing public benefits like SNAP may overwhelm alternative emergency food providers, experts warn
NY's First Self-Driving Cars Have Arrived in Brooklyn

NY's First Self-Driving Cars Have Arrived in Brooklyn

The self-driving cars will transport commuters between Flushing Avenue and the Navy Yard's ferry stop