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Brooklyn Primary Results: Zinerman Wins Close Race in Bed-Stuy

Brooklyn Primary Results: Zinerman Wins Close Race in Bed-Stuy

Kings County voters favored the incumbents during the primaries.
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Brooklyn Parents Question City's Plan For Smaller Classes

Brooklyn Parents Question City's Plan For Smaller Classes

A big contention among education advocates is the adoption of virtual classes in order to reduce the size of a class.
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City Council, Advocates Ask Mayor Not to Cut Library Funding

City Council, Advocates Ask Mayor Not to Cut Library Funding

The city's libraries many be closed on the weekends if more funding is not found, advocates say.
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Brooklyn! Today is Primary Day

Brooklyn! Today is Primary Day

Get out and vote!
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BQE Fix on Triple Cantilever Section Won't Start Until 2029

BQE Fix on Triple Cantilever Section Won't Start Until 2029

The section known as BQE Central can be redesigned so that the highway can stack on top of one another, according to an engineer.
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$16M Funding Will Highlight African-American History in New York State

$16M Funding Will Highlight African-American History in New York State

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Bush Terminal Now a Designated State Historic Site

Bush Terminal Now a Designated State Historic Site

Bush Terminal, which Industry City is part of, is now a nominee to be added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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CUNY Grads: Apply to the City's Civil Service Pathways Fellowship

CUNY Grads: Apply to the City's Civil Service Pathways Fellowship

Three career pathways have been added: project management, architecture and engineering, and creative services and digital media.
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Specialized High School Offers to Black, Latino Students Show Slight Uptick

Specialized High School Offers to Black, Latino Students Show Slight Uptick

The gains, however small, marked the highest level of offers made to Black and Latino students since 2013.
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At Recent Town Hall, Clinton Hill Residents, Pols Decry City's Management of Migrant Shelters

At Recent Town Hall, Clinton Hill Residents, Pols Decry City's Management of Migrant Shelters

At a public meeting on Monday, residents voiced their concerns about the Clinton Hill migrant shelters, including the city's procurement process for securing contracts to provide shelter services.
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