Learning from Hurricane Sandy, 10 Years Later
This past Saturday marked 10 years since the devastating Hurricane Sandy pummeled through the tri-state area. On that infamous October
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Park Avenue to be Revamped
A recently announced plan to restore grassy medians on New York City’s iconic Park Avenue has residents abuzz. The Department
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Brooklyn Commons: The Borough’s Leading Office Park and Cultural Campus
Brooklyn Commons is the new name of what was once known as the MetroTech Center. Owned by Brookfield Properties, Brooklyn
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Governor Hochul Reveals Plans to Connect Brooklyn and Queens via New Train Line
Finally, the powers that be are working on a solution for the almost 1 million New Yorkers that live in
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New York City Opening Schools to its Youngest Students
Despite an increase in the numbers of people testing positive for coronavirus in New York, Mayor Bill de Blasio has
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New York Gets Back Schaefer Beer
In early September, Pabst Brewing Company brought New York’s quintessential lager back home. Schaefer, a beer company established in New
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Marc and Gillie to Reveal RBG Sculpture in March 2021
Last month Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that Brooklyn should expect a sculpture to honor and remember one of Brooklyn’s own,
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Public Schools Open Again Despite Continuing Pandemic
Students in elementary school returned to brick and mortar classrooms for the first time since the raging coronavirus pandemic shuttered
Read moreBrooklyn Honors the Memory of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
America is in mourning due to the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Born and raised in the
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How to Pick the Right Therapy with Jayme Albin, Ph.D.
If you are thinking of starting professional therapy, you might be overwhelmed by the sheer number and types of therapeutic
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