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“It took concerted efforts by local businesses,

“It took concerted efforts by local businesses, the 84th Precinct, Councilmember Lincoln Restler, the Department of Consumer Affairs and this newspaper to finally remove a rogue Christmas tree vendor that had been squatting on Montague Street, using a tax permit belonging to a local Key Food and breaking other laws.

A story in the Brooklyn Eagle played a role in getting action after shining a spotlight on the vendor, bringing unwanted attention.”

Read the rest of our “Illegal Christmas tree vendor finally evicted from Montague Street” article, which is linked in our bio.

“In the heart of hipster Williamsburg is an Ital

“In the heart of hipster Williamsburg is an Italian eatery glowing with the ageless ambiance of the Eternal City.”

Read the rest of Andrew Cotto’s “A Little Rome in Brooklyn” story, which is linked in our bio.

“On your plate, the gray meat of an oyster is us

“On your plate, the gray meat of an oyster is usually nestled into a palm-sized, pearlescent shell, waiting to be eaten.

But around New York City, the bivalves cling to concrete and one another, all while working to make the harbor a stronger, healthier place.”

Read the rest of our “‘The Most Resilient New Yorkers’ — Oysters Get Second Life in Harbor” article, which is linked in our bio.

“Everybody likes Christmas trees, right? In Bro

“Everybody likes Christmas trees, right?

In Brooklyn, the answer is usually yes — unless the Christmas tree vendor is squatting illegally on someone’s property and (allegedly) using a tax permit belonging to another business, among other violations.”

Read the rest of our “Rule-breaking Christmas tree vendor alarms businesses in Brooklyn Heights” article, which is linked in our bio.

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