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NYC adds over 22,100 private sector jobs in June

July 22 | Brooklyn Eagle Staff

New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) announced that 22,100 private...

Why Contractors, Brokers and Building Owners Rally Against Good Cause Eviction

April 28 | Andressa Randis

This afternoon dozens of small property owners, contractors, and brokers gathered near...

In NYC, ads for jobs will have to say what they pay

April 28 | Jennifer Peltz, Associated Press

Help wanted. The job: putting one of the nation’s most far...

NYC Looks to Environmentally Friendly Jobs

March 11 | Samantha Maldonado, THE CITY

This article was originally published on Mar 9 at 7:20pm EST...

New York City’s Jobs Picture Grows Cloudier as Fall Approaches

September 20 | By Greg David, THE CITY

This article was originally published on Sep 16 at 6:47pm EDT...

Greenpoint 4th-generation family biz gets green light for expansion project

December 9 | Editorial Staff

Brooklyn’s Community Board 1 on Tuesday voted to approve a...

Sunset Park’s future is in the wind, activists say

October 30 | Jaime DeJesus Brooklynreporter.com

Several local activists are asking the New York State Energy Research and...

NYC restaurant jobs still sharply down from pre-virus levels

October 2 | Associated Press

New York City’s restaurants are employing only slightly more than...

Outdoor dining extended year-round, city to make program permanent

September 25 | Jaime DeJesus Brooklynreporter.com

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Friday that the Open Restaurants program will...

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URBAN ASSEMBLY HARBOR SCHOOL WILL EXPAND: The Urban Assembly New York Harbor School on Governors Island will be expanding, with Mayor Eric Adams announcing plans to double the school’s footprint from two to four buildings — including one that will be newly constructed.

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WEST NILE VIRUS INFECTIONS IN BROOKLYN AND QUEENS: Two human cases of the mosquito-borne West Nile Virus have been reported in Brooklyn and Queens, leaving New Yorkers to deal with infection rates from multiple sources, including COVID, monkeypox and polio. 

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FDA MAKES IT EASIER TO OBTAIN HEARING AIDS: Millions of Americans will be able to obtain hearing aids over the counter, thanks to an executive order from President Joe Biden that takes effect in October.

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The Double Crested Cormorant, spotted in Brooklyn Bridge park. Photo by Heather Wolf, text by Joseph Palmer.

On Buddy Scotto

If Buddy Scotto had his way, there would be gondolas plying the waters of the Gowanus Canal...

— Helen Klein, opening remarks in a remembrance of Buddy Scotto, at the recent renaming of a Carroll Gardens Street

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Could humans live through another ice age? Probably. But like the frog in the frying pan, they may have more trouble with the man-made,  incremental warming of oceans and the LOSS of ice in glaciers.

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“When more than a dozen Chinese community leader “When more than a dozen Chinese community leaders in Sunset Park gathered at a meeting at the end of July, they knew there was opposition in the community to their own strong support for the creation of Brooklyn’s first City Council district with a majority Asian population. They thought objections to the proposed 43rd District drafted by the city’s Districting Commission would come only from a couple of current Council members whose existing districts would be chopped up, making it harder for both to get reelected.” Read the rest of our “Brooklyn could get a majority Asian council district — and some Asian groups are objecting” article, which is linked in our bio.
“In 1979, the city Department of Correction crea “In 1979, the city Department of Correction created a special unit within the men’s jails on Rikers Island to house gay men and transgender women. The separate housing area — the first of its kind in the country — was initially a major success and touted as a revolutionary way to protect that vulnerable population.” Read the rest of our “City jails fail to protect or properly identify transgender people, task force finds,” which is linked in our bio.
“The owner of the Mets has spent hundreds of tho “The owner of the Mets has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars lobbying city officials in connection with his push to build a casino near Citi Field — but there could be multiple legal hurdles to bring the slots to Queens. Both state law and the team’s own lease agreement with the city stand in the way, in particular a financing deal tied to the parking spaces, and rules about building on park land.” Read the rest of our “Mets’ casino gamble could crap out in parking lot,” which is linked in our bio.
“The Brooklyn Family Justice Center (BFJC), part “The Brooklyn Family Justice Center (BFJC), part of the Mayor’s Office to End Domestic & Gender-Based Violence, has become the model of a successful resource center for survivors of domestic and gender-based violence. The center pioneered the “one-stop shopping” concept for survivor support when it began in 2005, placing lawyers, police, dedicated domestic violence prosecutors, counselors, clergy and other service providers under one roof. The BFJC was the first of 15 centers planned under the Federal Family Justice Center initiative, and the oldest FJC internationally.” Read the rest of our “Brooklyn Family Justice Center leads in resources for survivors of domestic and gender-based violence” article, which is linked in our bio.
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