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Opposition to new Clinton Hill sex shop reaches climax

By Ben Brachfeld

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Business

‘A rollercoaster’: Brooklyn’s small businesses still facing challenges despite widespread COVID recovery

By Jessica Parks

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Business

An ode to Brooklyn businesses closed by COVID: Where are they now?

By Ximena Del Cerro

03-08-2022 – Women’s Day. Brooklyn, NY. Flower vendors by the highway exit on Brighton Beach. Photo by Erica Price

Business

Blossoms bloom beside the Belt Parkway thanks to family-owned flower biz

By Ben Brachfeld

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Business

‘Pain for gain’: Century 21 flagship in Bay Ridge to be demolished, but why?

By Jessica Parks

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Business

Owner of Brighton Beach storefront looks to name change in solidarity with Ukraine

By Mikaela Wegner

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Politics

Record-high inflation devastates locals as grocery prices rise, while wages fail to keep up

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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AMNY

Japan Village unveils massive second-floor expansion ‘The Loft’ at Industry City

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Business

Black-owned beauty biz, For Our Daughters Beauty, picked for Facebook partnership

By Mikaela Wegner

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Carver Federal Savings Bank to grow retail investors through highlighting their commitment to reinvesting in the communities they serve.

By Haeven Gibbons

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AMNY

Hochul vows to bring back alcohol-to-go program in New York

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Business

Brooklyn’s small businesses feel the Omicron crunch

By Ben Brachfeld

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Business

Nominations now open for Power Women of Brooklyn 2022

By Brooklyn Paper

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Politics

Hochul to borough’s honchos: You get knocked down, you get back up again

By Ben Brachfeld

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Business

City settles first case under new ‘Just Cause’ law, penalizes Mill Basin restaurant

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Business

Williamsburg Trader Joe’s to open next weekend

By Cate Corcoran

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Business

Chase Bank returns to Coney Island after closing nearly a decade ago

By Jessica Parks

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Business

Brooklynites celebrate the return of Small Business Saturday

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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New Ice Cream flavor benefits Brooklyn-based racial justice groups at The Social

By Ben Verde

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AMNY

Don’t forget the shops around your corner this Small Business Saturday in NYC

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