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As Pandemic-Era SNAP Benefits End, 2.6 Million Food-Insecure New Yorkers Turn to Food Pantries

As Pandemic-Era SNAP Benefits End, 2.6 Million Food-Insecure New Yorkers Turn to Food Pantries

The emergency allotment granted to SNAP recipients during the COVID-19 pandemic ended on March 1.
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City Harvest Kicks Off Annual Passover Food Drive to Support Brooklyn's Jewish Communities

City Harvest Kicks Off Annual Passover Food Drive to Support Brooklyn's Jewish Communities

More than half a million Jewish New Yorkers struggle to put kosher food on their tables
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St. Francis College Announces the Closure of All Athletic Programs

St. Francis College Announces the Closure of All Athletic Programs

On Monday afternoon, St. Francis College in Brooklyn announced the closure of its athletic programs, citing financial hardships post-pandemic.
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Brooklyn Conservatory of Music Jazz $12K Fellowship Applications Open For Black Women, Non-Binary People

Brooklyn Conservatory of Music Jazz $12K Fellowship Applications Open For Black Women, Non-Binary People

Applications are open from now until May 15.
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Three Brooklyn Landmarks Recognized by the New York Landmarks Conservancy

Three Brooklyn Landmarks Recognized by the New York Landmarks Conservancy

Lefferts Historic House, the Church of St. Luke and St. Matthew and the Asia Art Archive in America win the Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award.
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High on Empowerment: Brooklyn Cannabis Ball Celebrates Women in Style!

High on Empowerment: Brooklyn Cannabis Ball Celebrates Women in Style!

The Black Institute Group (BIG) holds first-ever "Cannaball NYC" event at Giando on the Water
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Prospect Park is Redoing Its Roads to Increase Space For Pedestrians, Cyclists

Prospect Park is Redoing Its Roads to Increase Space For Pedestrians, Cyclists

Prospect Park Alliance, NYC DOT and NYC Parks release park drive safety study and announce the repaving project.
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She's on a Mission to Prepare Brooklyn Youth For Success— Against All Odds

She's on a Mission to Prepare Brooklyn Youth For Success— Against All Odds

East New Yorker Alyssa Abernathy-Boston has founded a nonprofit that empowers youth to redefine success on their terms
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NYRP Giving Away Free Trees to Brooklyn Residents Throughout April And May

NYRP Giving Away Free Trees to Brooklyn Residents Throughout April And May

The New York Restoration Project plans to hand out 3,500 trees to New Yorkers located across the five boroughs in this year's giveaway
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'Doing It For Themselves:' Longtime Bed-Stuy Residents Celebrated in New Exhibition

'Doing It For Themselves:' Longtime Bed-Stuy Residents Celebrated in New Exhibition

A new art exhibition celebrates the residents and neighbors of the Jackie Robinson Housing Complex, and all they are doing for the Bed-Stuy community. 
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