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NY Liberty and Nia Long to Host Back-to-School Celebration at Barclays Center

NY Liberty and Nia Long to Host Back-to-School Celebration at Barclays Center

Friday’s celebration will be followed by a New York Liberty game and panel discussion
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A Mom, a NYC Public School Teacher ... and Homeless

A Mom, a NYC Public School Teacher ... and Homeless

Joyelle Powell tells her story of being homeless in New York City with a young daughter, while also chasing her dream of being a school teacher
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Building Starts on 11 Bed-Stuy Homes To Be Part of Affordable Homeownership Program

Building Starts on 11 Bed-Stuy Homes To Be Part of Affordable Homeownership Program

The 11 new homes will bring 31 new residential units to the neighborhood
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The Udderly Fabulous CowParade Stampedes BK

The Udderly Fabulous CowParade Stampedes BK

Holy cow! Industry City hosts the world-famous CowParade, with its most diverse lineup of artists ever.
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Homeless NY'ers to Get Relief With Rental Voucher Increases Going Into Effect In September

While the increase in vouchers is seen as a victory for the homeless, questions remain about the City's decision to move thousands out of hotels back to congregate shelters.
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New $75M Supportive, Affordable Housing Complex Opens in Brownsville

New $75M Supportive, Affordable Housing Complex Opens in Brownsville

The complex will include 125 new apartments for those needing onsite support services
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Students Faced Unequal Distribution of Remote Devices Due to DOE Mismanagement: Audit

Students Faced Unequal Distribution of Remote Devices Due to DOE Mismanagement: Audit

Comptroller Scott Stringer has released the results of an audit showing Department of Education’s handling of remote learning devices led to waste and wanting
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Undocumented Workers in NY Can Soon Apply for $15.6K Aid Payment

Undocumented Workers in NY Can Soon Apply for $15.6K Aid Payment

The $2.1B Fund for Excluded Workers could open as soon as August 1. Here's what you need to know.
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Brooklyn Cyclist on a Mission to Get Free Bikes to BIPOC Kids

Brooklyn Cyclist on a Mission to Get Free Bikes to BIPOC Kids

John Shackelford of the “Smiles 4 Miles” nonprofit hopes to empower kids of color by giving them free bikes and insight into the world of cycling
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Four Brooklyn Organizations in the Running to Win $100K for Community Justice Work

Four Brooklyn Organizations in the Running to Win $100K for Community Justice Work

Votes are now open for Expensify.org’s Community Justice Grant Challenge
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