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Start Saying Goodbye to Those Summer Nights, The First Day of Fall is Here

Start Saying Goodbye to Those Summer Nights, The First Day of Fall is Here

If you hadn't switched out the summer wardrobe, now is the time
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What is Juneteenth, and Why Do We Celebrate?

What is Juneteenth, and Why Do We Celebrate?

Juneteenth has come to symbolize for many African Americans what the 4th of July symbolizes for all Americans: freedom.
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Brooklyn playgrounds locked or in disrepair

Brooklyn playgrounds locked or in disrepair

BED-STUY, Brooklyn (PIX11) — Some Brooklyn parents want their playgrounds unlocked and repaired before summer so their children have a safe place to play.
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MTA Celebrates Biggie's Bday with Limited Edition MetroCards

MTA Celebrates Biggie's Bday with Limited Edition MetroCards

The cards, a collector's item, will only be available at four subway stations near his old Bedford-Stuyvesant stomping ground
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The Block is Hot! Tompkins Ave Open Streets Returns for the Baddest Summer Block Party in Brooklyn!

The Block is Hot! Tompkins Ave Open Streets Returns for the Baddest Summer Block Party in Brooklyn!

Tompkins Avenue Open Streets will kick off in Bed-Stuy on May 15, at 12:00pm, with local leaders and special musical guests
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Only 1 Brooklyn Hospital Earns 'A' In 2022 Safety Grades: What To Know

Only 1 Brooklyn Hospital Earns 'A' In 2022 Safety Grades: What To Know

The nonprofit group Leapfrog released a new round of hospital safety grades. Here's how hospitals in Brooklyn fared (hint: not well). The nonprofit group Leapfrog released a new round of hospital safety grades. Here's how hospitals in Brooklyn fared.
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Woman shot in head in Brooklyn suffers life-threatening injuries

Woman shot in head in Brooklyn suffers life-threatening injuries

Video shows NYPD vehicles and police tape outside the apartment building on Sterling Place in Crown Heights.
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Family of Brooklyn Teacher Killed in Maryland Receives More Than $100,000 in Donations

Family of Brooklyn Teacher Killed in Maryland Receives More Than $100,000 in Donations

The wife and son of a Brooklyn teacher killed in an accident in his hometown of Annapolis, Maryland have received an outpouring of community support since his tragic death.
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Would a Bus Lane on Flatbush Ave Be a Help or a Hindrance? Community Board Members Have Mixed Opinions

Would a Bus Lane on Flatbush Ave Be a Help or a Hindrance? Community Board Members Have Mixed Opinions

Community Board 14 held a transportation meeting to discuss potential street design changes to control traffic, increase efficiency and protect bikers, pedestrians and drivers.
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New Website Lets NYers Compare Neighborhood Stats, Plan Affordable Housing, Equitable Development

New Website Lets NYers Compare Neighborhood Stats, Plan Affordable Housing, Equitable Development

The new online Equitable Development Data Explorer has been designed as a central simple-to-navigate resource for New Yorkers to find critical information about their neighborhoods
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