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News

Executive order allows special ed services to resume come summer, but directors may have to wait

By Ben Verde

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Photos: Coney Island Mermaid Parade organizers announce face mask contest winners

By Rose Adams

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Business

Storefronts slow to get back to business on first day of city’s reopening

By Alejandra O’Connell-Domenech, Jessica Parks & Robert Pozarycki

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News

Your guide to Phase One of the New York City reopening

By Robert Pozarycki

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Kids & Education

East New York educators create online teaching series for students with special needs

By Ben Verde

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Arts & Entertainment

Brooklyn Historical Society solicits COVID-19 material for new archive collection

By Kevin Duggan

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Protesters call for release of detainees at Sunset Park federal prison

By Jessica Parks

Mourners attend a funeral at The Green-Wood Cemetery during the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in the Brooklyn borough of New York City

Health

Undocumented immigrants face hardship in accessing funeral services during pandemic

By Jessica Parks

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Greenpoint woman makes transparent masks to help the hard-of-hearing lip-read

By Kevin Duggan

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Religion

Houses of worship across the city gradually reopen with crowd restrictions

By Todd Maisel

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Music

Brooklyn music venues turn to supporters for help amid shutdowns

By Ben Verde

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Business

Council introduces bill to allow outdoor dining on sidewalks, streets

By Kevin Duggan

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No mask, no service: Gov says businesses can oust customers without face coverings

By Mark Hallum

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Health

Survey: Majority of Brooklynites fear running out of money due to pandemic

By Jessica Parks

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News

Stop-and-frisk plaintiffs demand probe of NYPD COVID-19 enforcement

By Kevin Duggan

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Health

Sunset Parkers set up memorial wall for COVID-19 victims

By Rose Adams

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Opinion

Op-ed: We need reasons not rules

By Justin Brannan

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Group home workers thanked with car parade through southern Brooklyn

By Ben Verde

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Opinion

Op-ed: Third-party delivery services don’t cut it for local restaurants

By Blair Papagni

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Opinion

Opinion: New York is flawed but still more of a democracy than America

By Nick Rizzo

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