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De Blasio Pledges Nearly $9M to Support Brownsville Community After Mass Shooting

The funds will go toward the renovation of a community center, as well as local health and anti-violence programs.
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High-Tech Dog Houses Make a Comeback on Brooklyn Sidewalks

High-Tech Dog Houses Make a Comeback on Brooklyn Sidewalks

The air-conditioned dog houses are designed to keep doggies safe while their owners make a quick store run
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During World Breastfeeding Month, Brookdale Hospital Helps New Moms 'Express' Themselves

During World Breastfeeding Month, Brookdale Hospital Helps New Moms 'Express' Themselves

Brookdale is about to be "Baby-Friendly" in a big way!
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Brooklyn Vigil Mourns Victims of Mass Shootings, Calls for Gun Reforms

Brooklyn Vigil Mourns Victims of Mass Shootings, Calls for Gun Reforms

Lawmakers “are sick and tired of thoughts and prayers” in response to what they say is a preventable crisis.
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Brooklyn Naija: Business and Entrepreneurship

Brooklyn Naija: Business and Entrepreneurship

Through education, entrepreneurship and a willingness to hustle, Nigerians find different creative avenues for earning
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These Are Bklyn's Most Dangerous Intersections for Cyclists

These Are Bklyn's Most Dangerous Intersections for Cyclists

The new study by Localize.city comes amid a wave of fatal bicycle accidents that have killed 18 New Yorkers this year so far, with 13 of them in Brooklyn.
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National Night Out 2019: Where Police and Brooklynites Celebrate Community

National Night Out 2019: Where Police and Brooklynites Celebrate Community

Meet your local police officers and neighbors while enjoying free food, games, prizes and music during the annual National Night Out
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Where's Moshood Now? Hint: Fort Greene's Loss Becomes Bed-Stuy's Gain

Where's Moshood Now? Hint: Fort Greene's Loss Becomes Bed-Stuy's Gain

Moshood celebrates 25 years of "Afrikan" fashion at new home in Bed-Stuy
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Community Meeting Reviews Slow, but Steady Progress for Brownsville Plan

Community Meeting Reviews Slow, but Steady Progress for Brownsville Plan

The $500M Brownsville Plan is expected to bring substantial improvements over the next five years
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DOT Program Banning Daytime Parking Leaves Clinton Hill Residents with Hefty Fines

DOT Program Banning Daytime Parking Leaves Clinton Hill Residents with Hefty Fines

The pilot program designed to curtail double parking by commercial vehicles caught residents by surprise
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