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Field Lockout Forces Caribbean Soccer League to Cancel Season

By: Christopher Edwards There will be no goals and penalty shots made during a popular soccer tournament in Flatbush this year. The...

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HEALTHJOX – NEW HEALTH & SPORTS PROGRAM FOR YOUTH 12-17 IN BROOKLYN

HealthJox LLC is pleased to announce that Mayor Adams, Governor Hochul, and the Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) has...

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Teachers Speak Up For Principal Facing ‘Unfair’ Accusations of Creating Hostile Environment

By: Megan McGibney After a public display of teacher and staff outrage against a new principal at a Bushwick middle school a few weeks...

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Sunday Bliss: Libraries Welcome Back Readers with Reopenings

By: Sonia Zinkin-Meyers City officials and community members gathered at the Central Library branch of the Brooklyn Public Library to...

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Brownsville Recreation Center (BRC) To Get $160 Million Investment To Turn It Into A Brand New State of the Art Facility

New York City Mayor, Eric Adams, recently announced one of the major highlights of the city’s 2025 budget, the $160 million...

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Another Fast Food Chain Coming Soon to Gateway Center Mall in East New York

A new Chick-fil-A is set to open at Gateway Center Mall in East New York, Brooklyn. A “Coming Soon” sign has been put up next...

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Judge Sharen D. Hudson: A Lifelong Commitment to Justice, Fairness and Rehabilitation

In the heart of Brooklyn, Judge Sharen D. Hudson stands as a beacon of justice and community advocacy. Currently serving as the Acting...

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Century-Old Brooklyn Music School Surpasses $500,000 Fundraising Goal

By: Christopher Edwards A century-old music school in Fort Greene has raised over $500,000 in recent weeks to keep its doors open amid...

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Sparse Attendance at Brooklyn’s 2nd City Charter Hearing Fails to Dampen Business Discussions

By: Megan McGibney Brooklyn saw its second City Charter Revision Hearing take place at CUNY Medgar Evers College at the end of last month....

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BK-Based Film SQUALL Delves Deep into the Realities of Substance Abuse Recovery

By: Brianna Robles In 2022, 3,026 people died of overdoses in New York City alone, according to provisional data provided by the city. Of...

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