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First Aquaponic Farm Warehouse Set to Launch Soon in Brownsville

First Aquaponic Farm Warehouse Set to Launch Soon in Brownsville

The farm will serve as a sustainable local food source for Brownsville residents
City Reveals Plan to Bring Affordable Senior Housing to Bushwick

City Reveals Plan to Bring Affordable Senior Housing to Bushwick

The 154-unit development will also include a community space for health, social and cultural programs.
East New York's 75th Precinct is the City's Most-Sued Precinct

East New York's 75th Precinct is the City's Most-Sued Precinct

Since 2015, the precinct has faced 91 lawsuits and has paid $9.1 million in settlements.

Kings County Hospital Gets $1.9M for Cancer Detection and Therapy

The hospital will use the funds to purchase new radiology, oncology and mammography equipment
BRIC's Festival of Ideas Returns to Explore Social Justice Through Art

BRIC's Festival of Ideas Returns to Explore Social Justice Through Art

The free four-day festival boasts a full program of theatrical and musical performances, conversations, art exhibits and more.

NY Senate Moves to Reform Campaign Financing

The Senate passed a series of bills sponsored by Sen. Myrie to reform campaign financing, and improve access and transparency in NY's voting system
BP Honors Sweet Chick Waffle Shop Crew as 'Brooklyn Heroes'

BP Honors Sweet Chick Waffle Shop Crew as 'Brooklyn Heroes'

The eatery was honored for providing free food and services to federal employees during the government shutdown

NYPD Reveals Plan to Combat Surge in Brooklyn Homicides

The NYPD plans to dispatch more cops, work toward stronger gun prosecutions and expand an intervention program addressing gang violence

Brooklyn Design Studio Bednark Expands to the Navy Yard

The commercial design and manufacturing firm just signed a 10-year lease and will bring 65 additional jobs to the Yard
Brooklyn Hospitals Take Part in Citywide Emergency Evacuation Drill

Brooklyn Hospitals Take Part in Citywide Emergency Evacuation Drill

More than 50 NYC hospitals tested how to efficiently transfer patients between health care facilities in cases of natural disasters