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Mary Kay Gallagher, real estate icon, passed away on Nov. 24, 2022.

Business

Brooklyn real estate mogul Mary Kay Gallagher remembered by family as ‘glue that held it all together’

By Isabel Song Beer

CHRISTMAS TREE

Business

Park Slope Christmas tree illuminates Fifth Avenue ‘in all its glory’

By Ximena Del Cerro

Brooklyn Nets and Ample Hills team up to debut two new ice cream flavors

Sports

Brooklyn Nets and Ample Hills collab to debut two new ice cream flavors in honor of team’s 10th anniversary in Brooklyn

By Isabel Song Beer

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Business

‘As local as possible’: Ceramics shop A.mano Brooklyn celebrates one-year anniversary

By Caroline Ourso

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How Brooklyn Cupcake has survived and thrived as a small business: friends and family, the Food Network, and adapting to the pandemic

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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AMNY

EXCLUSIVE | Package of new City Council bills would strengthen freelance worker protections

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A taste of charity: Giving Tuesday bar crawl coming to Brooklyn

By Isabel Song Beer

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Tsuta, world’s first Michelin-starred Ramen restaruant, opens in Dumbo

By Ximena Del Cerro

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Business

Primark set to open at City Point in Downtown Brooklyn in December

By Cate Corcoran

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Business

Bed-Stuy welcomes two independent bookstores on Tompkins Avenue

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Business

Gravesend street corner co-named for late founder of Lou’s Deli

By Isabel Song Beer

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PoliticsNY

Somos 2022: Brooklyn’s Small Businesses Make a Big Splash

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Beer Witch, woman-owned beer bar opened during pandemic, celebrates 2 years in business in Park Slope

By Jessica Parks

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Business

Beautifying Brooklyn: Popular beauty brand Glossier opens brand-new store in Williamsburg

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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LI Press

Extraordinary Men Named to the A LIST

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Business

‘We’re about community’: Locally-owned cycle gym BYKlyn reopens in new Boerum Hill location

By Jessica Parks and Kirstyn Brendlen

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Business

EXCLUSIVE: Owner of 7 McDonald’s franchise locations in BK to pay employees $1 million in labor law settlement

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Bed-Stuy’s Mamacita Comida awarded GoFundMe Black Business Month grant

By Joanna Insco

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AMNY

Everybody’s got a joint: Cannabis retail licenses have yet to be issued in NYC, but pot stores popping up anyway

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Business

UR Fancy Shop brings homewares, creative hub to Bushwick’s Irving Avenue

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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