Innovative Programs Unite Communities
Local communities thrive on connection and shared values. Several innovative learning initiatives are fostering unity and providing support, both locally
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Brooklyn Church Marks 170 Years of Faith
The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Red Hook, Brooklyn, recently marked its 170th anniversary, celebrating decades of
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Tesla Robotaxi’s Brooklyn Challenge
Tesla is planning to introduce Robotaxi service in New York City, focusing first on the suburb of Brooklyn. The company
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Brooklyn to Host Inaugural Powerhouse International Arts Festival
The Powerhouse International Arts Festival is scheduled to take place this fall at Powerhouse Arts in Brooklyn. The event, curated
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A Century of Bonsai: Brooklyn Botanic Garden Marks 100 Years of Tiny Trees
Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s bonsai collection is turning 100 this year, and the garden is taking a thoughtful look back at
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Rusty Holzer and Hotel Real Estate Expansion
When Rusty Holzer, principal of Worth Capital Holdings, heard about Hyatt Hotels Corporation scooping up Dream Hotel Group for $125
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How to Stay Healthy During the New York Winter
Winter has officially arrived in the New York area, and we have the colds and fatigue to prove it! Making
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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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