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Seniors

Community Close-Up

A Message From the City’s Seniors: Don’t Forget Us

By Clarissa Sosin

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Federal Government

Schumer Pegs NY’s Cut of Fed Stimulus Deal at over $50 Billion

By Ariama C. Long

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Brooklyn

Geoff Davis Spreads Message of Love in Holiday Season

By Kings County Politics

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Brooklyn

Brooklyn Lawmakers on the Move Dec. 22, 2020

By Kings County Politics

Education

Advocates Angered Over School Admissions Changes

By Pia Koh

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Brooklyn

Movie Review: Boys State Shows Mechanics Behind U.S. Politics

By Ariama C. Long

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Election

Chi Ossé Brings Fresh Energy to Bed-Stuy Council Race

By Ariama C. Long

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Brooklyn

Brooklyn Lawmakers on the Move Dec. 21, 2020

By Kings County Politics

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City Government

City Council Approves “Just Cause” & Extension of Gas Inspections Legislation

By Stephen Witt

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Community Close-Up

An Open Letter to Our County Committee Members

By Kings County Politics

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State Government

Electeds Introduce Bill to End No-Knock Warrants

By Pia Koh

News Site Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Brooklyn Lawmakers on the Move Dec. 18, 2020

By Kings County Politics

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Commentary & Editorial

On Nepotism, Patronage & Reforming Brooklyn’s Democratic Party

By Stephen Witt

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City Government

Speaker Johnson Unveils 10-Year City Planning Legislation

By Chaya Gurkov

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Election

Candidate Donald Cranston’s Community Service Key to Council Race

By Ariama C. Long

News Site Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Brooklyn Lawmakers on the Move Dec. 17, 2020

By Kings County Politics

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Health

Chinese-Americans Health Woes Mount in Pandemic’s Second Wave

By Pia Koh

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Election

Dimple Willabus Looks to Succeed Maisel in Canarsie Council Race

By Ariama C. Long

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Business

Biz Leaders: Proposed City Regulatory Laws Cripple Businesses

By Ariama C. Long

News Site Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Brooklyn Lawmakers on the Move Dec. 16, 2020

By Kings County Politics

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Federal Government

Maloney Suppresses Money Laundering with Corporate Transparency Act

By Pia Koh

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Election

Adams, Stringer, Lander Get Millions in Public Campaign Financing

By Stephen Witt

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Election

Cornegy, Reynoso Come Up Empty on Public Matching Funds

By Ariama C. Long

News Site Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Bklyn Lawmakers on the Move Dec. 15, 2020

By Kings County Politics

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Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson kicks off Bronx Week festivities at Storyland.

Bronx Week kicks off, Gibson announces Bronx Walk of Fame inductees

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Q&A: ‘Blue Film’ director and cast discuss desire, power, and intimacy

The Attorney General's Office will not pursue charges against a police officer who shot and killed a 65-year-old man in Corona just over two years ago when he refused repeated commands to drop a knife he was holding.

AG James’ office will not pursue criminal charges in an NYPD-involved fatal shooting in Corona just over two years ago

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G train shutdown would ‘devastate’ small businesses in Greenpoint, locals say