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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

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Business

Cluck yeah! Raising Cane’s opens new location in Downtown Brooklyn

By Melissa Fishman

How to celebrate Valentine's Day in Brooklyn

Love is in the air! Five ways celebrate Valentine’s Day — or Galentine’s Day — in the heart of Brooklyn

By Isabel Song Beer

City Council Member Shahana Hanif and City Comptroller Brad Lander hug at Ayat Shabbat dinner.

Business

‘Most amazing thing ever’: Ditmas Park Palestinian restaurant Ayat hosts Shabbat dinner

By Isabel Song Beer

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Business

Discount grocery chain Lidl to open new location in Brooklyn next year

By Adam Daly

Business partners re-opened legal cannabis shop in Flatbush.

Business

Flatbush cannabis dispensary reopens after fight for retail license

By Jada Camille

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Business

Mile ‘high’ club: The Travel Agency to open new dispensary in Downtown Brooklyn

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Johnny Miniaci Jr. addressed the crowd as staff worked to keep up with the flood of orders Wednesday

Business

‘It’s time to start living’: Johnny’s Pizzeria bids farewell to Sunset Park after 56 years

By Adam Daly

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Cafe Xoco-latte Bushwick brings Mexican, Ecuadorian treats and coffee to Wilson Avenue

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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A slice of history: Johnny’s Pizzeria in Sunset Park to close after 56 years

By Adam Daly

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Politics

Op-ed | Protect small business from unintended consequences of bad legislation

By Michelle Cadore

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Quirky Williamsburg corner lot, once a gas station, poised for $3.5M-plus development

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Business

VIDEO: Plan to sell your business at a higher profit!

By Brooklyn Paper

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Business

Demolition clears way for new arched storefronts on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg

By Cate Corcoran

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Sponsored

Brooklyn’s best-selling Stanley Tumbler

By Stephanie Waddle

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Business

Williamsburg residents move to clean up the nabe with new Northside BID

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Business

‘Hopefully, one day we’ll be back’: Vendors struggle to turn profit in Dumbo after Brooklyn Bridge crackdown

By Adam Daly

Brooklyn celebrates NYC restaurant week - Morgan's BBQ chicken wings.

‘You can feel the energy’: Brooklyn gets ready to celebrate NYC restaurant week

By Isabel Song Beer

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