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Business

Game on! New York Times to celebrate 1,000th Wordle puzzle with prizes across the city the pay tribute to past answers

By Isabel Song Beer

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Business

Travel Hacks, Trends, Tips, and Gear for 2024

By Stephanie Waddle

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Business

New $25M beauty manufacturing and innovation hub for Black- and women-owned businesses coming to Brooklyn Navy Yard

By Adam Daly

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AMNY

Outdoor dining in NYC: Applications open for permanent program as city unveils new, modular setups

Adams at opening of Matawana dispensary in Park Slope

Park Slope

Brooklyn’s first Black woman-owned dispensary opens in Park Slope, Adams vows to crack down on illegal sellers

By Kirstyn Brendlen

NY: Puppy Bowl XX Viewing

Boris & Horton dog café saved by $250,000 crowdfunding surge in just one weekend

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

Mayor Adams reveals new 'greencollar' jobs plan for city

Mayor Eric Adams reveals new ‘green-collar’ jobs plan

By Isabel Song Beer

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Cheers! NYC Beer Week in full swing with over 40 local brewers and inclusivity in focus

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Community unites in paw-some effort to save beloved dog café Boris & Horton from closure

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

The event was a celebration of Black joy and excellence.

Business

A cultural celebration! Brooklyn Chamber hosts annual Black History Month event in Weeksville

By Jada Camille

Boris & Horton will close its Williamsburg location to focus on the East Village, café

A paw print on NYC’s heart: Boris & Horton dog café closing Brooklyn, Manhattan locations

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

Park Slope

Park Slope Starbucks employees join massive organizing push, file petition to unionize

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Leaves of Grass

Bud bandits! Police high on trail for trio behind Clinton Hill cannabis heist

By Adam Daly

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AMNY

LinkNYC kiosks helping to power up small businesses with ‘instrumental’ advertising space

Brooklyn Made celebrates Black History Month with BIPOC, women-owned makers.

Business

Small business owners celebrate Black History Month at Brooklyn Made

By Jada Camille

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Business

Presidents Day Sales: Discounted Appliances, TVs, Mattresses — and Tips on Buying Wisely

By Stephanie Waddle

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Downtown

Brooklyn’s first supertall, The Brooklyn Tower, nears completion as residents begin move-in

By Anna Bradley-Smith

Elected officials and union members rallied in Albany to halt SUNY Downstate Hospital's closure.

Hospitals in Crisis

Elected officials, unions rally in Albany against SUNY Downstate closure

By Isabel Song Beer

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Business

Workers at Nitehawk Cinema in Prospect Park move to unionize

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Politics

Proposed bill threatens survival of independent liquor stores in Brooklyn and beyond as supermarkets push to sell wine

By Rachel Butler

More from Around New York

Fairyland Movie Panel

ACT UP members join ‘Fairyland’ screening and Q&A

Azruddin Mohamed, 38, of the We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) political party in Guyana.

Incoming opposition leader indicted in US

Halloween Books for Kids of All Ages

New York Family

Halloween Books for Kids of All Ages

Justin Lee, 22, of Queens Village, was arrested Oct. 5 and charged in the alleged attempted rape of a 12-year-old girl in Brooklyn.

Queens man charged in Brooklyn child rape attempt was out on release from earlier alleged attacks on minors