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Tag: Business

Lindsay Clinton serves as a judge in the Make It in Brooklyn Female Founders pitch contest. The contest featured six female founders from five different startups pitching their businesses. Photo: Paul Frangipane/Brooklyn Eagle

A Brooklyn designer has a solution to fashion’s sustainability problem

February 28 | Paul Frangipane

In an eighth floor office in Downtown Brooklyn, Amanda Grogan explained one...

Amber Lasciak, founder of REDU NYC, received a $5,000 loan from the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce in 2017 after her old shop was destroyed by Superstorm Sandy. Photo: Paul Frangipane/Brooklyn Eagle

For Brooklyn’s smallest businesses, a lending lifeline

February 11 | Paul Frangipane

The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce is providing micro loans up to $25...

Navy Yard program seeks to find tech talent and build sustainable cities

January 17 | Michael Stahl

The future of sustainable cities might begin in Brooklyn...

Industry City opens new event space for weddings, parties, and more

January 13 | Jaime DeJesus

SUNSET PARK — Industry City has launched a new event space that...

Costello’s Ace Home Center closing 13th Avenue store

January 7 | Paula Katinas

DYKER HEIGHTS — A popular hardware store where local residents go to buy...

The Navy Yard company that helps you grow your own food

January 3 | Michael Stahl

“You get to bring these flavors and these crops in a beautiful...

We asked, you answered: The best and worst openings and closings of 2019

December 30 | Cambria Roth

We asked, you answered...

Industry City welcomes Standard Wormwood Distillery to its campus

December 23 | Jaime DeJesus

SUNSET PARK — Standard Wormwood Distillery has joined Industry City’s food...

Amid rise in package theft, a new service relies on the kindness of neighbors

December 13 | Michael Stahl

A new digital service connects online shoppers in Williamsburg with neighbors willing...

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    A federal judge dismissed New York City Mayor Eric A federal judge dismissed New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ corruption case on Wednesday, acquiescing to the Justice Department’s extraordinary request to set aside criminal charges so the Democrat could help with President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown. The judge, though, denied prosecutors the ability to potentially bring the criminal case back after the mayoral election. Judge Dale E. Ho’s order to dismiss the case “with prejudice” spares Adams from having to govern in a way that pleases Trump, or potentially risk having the Republican’s Justice Department revive the charges. The judge said he wasn’t opining on the merits of the case, but that courts can’t force prosecutors to move forward. Read more at the link in the bio. AP Photo/Kena Betancur
    A 13-year-old boy was stabbed in Brooklyn Bridge P A 13-year-old boy was stabbed in Brooklyn Bridge Parklate Saturday afternoon after fights broke out among the hundreds of teens who had filled the walkways and lawns from Pier 2’s basketball courts to the picnic area at Pier 5.  According to police, the boy was stabbed three times in the back just before 6 p.m. near 50 Bridge Park Drive, aka Quay Tower, one of the tall glass high-rises within the park.  Hundreds of teens rushed out of the park — many orderly, but some causing chaos by jumping on parked cars on Joralemon Street, and throwing objects at vehicles driving along Furman Street, which runs next to the park.  One member of a crowd heading north on Furman Street grabbed a brick and smashed the back window of a passing BMW X1 SUV, where three youngsters were sitting in the back seat. Read more at the link in bio. Eagle photos by Mary Frost
    A somber crowd gathered Sunday on Amity Street aro A somber crowd gathered Sunday on Amity Street around a large Memorial Wall covered with hundreds of photos, next to a coffin and bunches of flowers. It was the fifth anniversary of former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s controversial orderplacing COVID-19 patients in nursing homes. Just around the corner on Henry Street is the Cobble Hill Health Center, where at the height of the pandemic, 55 residents died, most in isolation from their distraught families. Nine mayoral candidates joined the memorial service. And each one — whether Democrat, Republican or Independent — joined the mourners in pointing their finger at Cuomo and blaming his March 25, 2020 order for thousands of excess deaths. Read more at the link in bio. Eagle photos by Mary Frost
    The Aviator Sports and Events Center’s indoor fa The Aviator Sports and Events Center’s indoor facility at Floyd Bennett Field will be permanently closing on April 14, management said in an announcement on Monday. The space is 175,000 square feet and hosts indoor sports, entertainment and recreation. They cited several factors for its struggles such as economic downturns, Superstorm Sandy, government shutdowns, COVID-19, and a migrant camp outside its front door. Read more at the link in bio. Photos courtesy of Aviatorsports.com
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