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New Development Brings 125 Affordable Units and Retail Space to Brownsville

New Development Brings 125 Affordable Units and Retail Space to Brownsville

The complex will also provide onsite social services and feature an exercise room, computer lab and community space.
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In Bed-Stuy, Little Tennis Pros are Making Big Gains

Kings County Tennis League celebrates the growth of its 'Little League' with an annual tournament and jamboree
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Brooklynites Gear up for L Train Shutdown with Weekly 'Bike Train'

Brooklynites Gear up for L Train Shutdown with Weekly 'Bike Train'

All aboard the Bike Train! North and Central Brooklyn volunteers boost commuter community with weekly bike-ride along the L.
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Christian Youth Organization Aims to 'Spread Love' at Annual Benefit

Christian Youth Organization Aims to 'Spread Love' at Annual Benefit

Young Life Brooklyn invites community out as partners and mentors for annual fundraiser
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Brooklyn Residents Rally Against Gentrification, Chant, 'Brooklyn's Not for Sale!'

Brooklyn Residents Rally Against Gentrification, Chant, 'Brooklyn's Not for Sale!'

On Saturday, Brooklyn Anti-Gentrification Network (BAN) held its second borough-wide march against gentrification, racism and overdevelopment in the borough
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Brooklyn's Oldest Synagogue Announces New Beginning

Brooklyn's Oldest Synagogue Announces New Beginning

The Union Temple of Brooklyn this year will explore new traditions while searching for a new leader.
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Staggering Levels of Chemicals Found Inside Brownsville NYCHA Development

Staggering Levels of Chemicals Found Inside Brownsville NYCHA Development

Tests detected chemicals commonly found in petroleum and dry cleaning far above the levels deemed acceptable by the federal government.
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City’s Largest State Park Honoring Shirley Chisholm Will Transform East New York's Waterfront

City’s Largest State Park Honoring Shirley Chisholm Will Transform East New York's Waterfront

The project will convert 407 acres along Jamaica Bay into the Shirley Chisholm Park with a pier, trails, picnic areas and environmental education programs.
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A Fight to Keep Brooklyn Botanic Garden Out of the Shadows

A Fight to Keep Brooklyn Botanic Garden Out of the Shadows

Local organization claims the only green space city officials care about is the one that exists in their pockets
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Shuttle Buses to Replace G Train Service across Brooklyn and Queens

Shuttle Buses to Replace G Train Service across Brooklyn and Queens

Shuttle service begins September 7 and will run for five consecutive weekends
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