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Councilman Mark Treyger says he’s concerned about security problems at muni-meters.

Treyger wants DOT to notify drivers of muni-meter security breaches

September 11 | By Paula Katinas

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Col. Michael F. King, at a garden dedication ceremony, said, “Those who died on 9/11 are our brothers. We honor their lives and sacrifice with this garden.”

Memories of 9/11: A Memorial Garden dedication

September 11 | Shlomo Sprung

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9/11 MEMORIAL OBSERVANCES: Sam Pulia, mayor of Westchester, Ill., and a...

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President Obama addresses nation on Islamic State

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September 10 | By Jonathan Lemire

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This sign at the 86th Street subway station may soon be outdated. The R train could be running all the way into Manhattan sooner than expected, thanks to quicker than anticipated repairs to the Montague Street Tunnel.

Montague Street Tunnel reopens Monday

September 10 | By Paula Katinas

R train riders who have to switch trains to get from Brooklyn...

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The Brooklyn Bridge on Sept. 11, 2001

Wednesday, Sept. 10: Our World In Pictures

September 10 | Shlomo Sprung

THE LONG WAR — REMEMBERING 9/11: In this Sept. 11, 2001, photo...

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Assemblymember Dov Hikind (right) hears from Borough Park constituents about their difficulties receiving mail.

Borough Park residents to get mail deliveries again

September 10 | By Paula Katinas

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Squibb Bridge to Brooklyn Bridge Park, and Pierhouse construction. Photo by Mary Frost

Bouncy Squibb Bridge to Brooklyn Bridge Park to remain closed for several weeks

September 9 | By Mary Frost

Popular, bouncy Squibb Park Bridge, zig-zagging downward from Brooklyn Heights to...

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One oyster can filter fifty gallons of water a day.

Wednesday, May 25, 2022

TESTIMONY FILED ON CON ED’S PROPOSED RATE HIKE: The Public Utility Law Project of New York and a coalition of elected officials and environmental intervenors in the Con Edison rate case have filed initial testimony on the Company’s massive proposed rate hike, as part of their response to thousands of complaints from vulnerable customers. 

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COMPTROLLER: BOLSTER NYC’S RAINY-DAY FUND: New York City Comptroller Brad Lander has proposed a policy framework to govern the City’s Rainy-Day Fund, including a formula for annual deposits.

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RECORD TAXPAYER EXODUS FROM NEW YORK: A record number of federal income tax filers and their dependents moved out of New York between the 2019 and 2020 tax filing seasons, according to newly released migration data from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). 

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If you want to know what someone cares about, look at what they spend money on. Our city budget is no different.

— From "Council Finance Chair Justin Brannan Releases FY 2023 Preliminary Budget Response" by Brooklyn Eagle Staff

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Rock Pigeon, spotted in Brooklyn Bridge park. Photo by Heather Wolf, text by Joseph Palmer.

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“When Brooklyn’s 155th Memorial Day Parade kic “When Brooklyn’s 155th Memorial Day Parade kicks off in Bay Ridge on May 30, it will continue to hold the distinction of the oldest, continuous large city Memorial Day Parade in the Nation.  The first parade was held in 1867, on Eastern Parkway when Brooklyn was an independent City, and then the 4th largest city in America. The parade was also moved to Prospect Park West for several years. Then in 1985, parade officials decided to move the march to Bay Ridge where the parade route and reviewing stand would be closer to the Fort Hamilton Army Base, and John Paul Jones Park.  This is where the post parade memorial service has been held for more than three decades.” Continue reading our “Nation’s Oldest Memorial Day Parade Here on May 30” article, which is linked in the bio.
“New York Harbor was once filled with billions o “New York Harbor was once filled with billions of oysters, providing a feast for the native Lenape people — and then the Dutch, the English and New Yorkers of all stripes. Some biologists estimate that the harbor once contained half of the world’s oysters, according to New York Public Library. Writers from colonial times routinely describe oysters ‘the size of dinner plates’ in Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal. The delicious bivalves were sold from street stands, taverns and restaurants. An oyster-fry cook at Downtown Brooklyn’s Gage & Tollner restaurant, which opened in 1879, was said to have shucked sixty-six million oysters in his forty-nine-year career, according to the New Yorker.” Continue reading our “Can the Billion Oyster Project make New York City the oyster capital of the world once again? A tenth of the way to a billion oysters” article, which is linked in the bio.
“The Dodge YMCA celebrated 17 years of operation “The Dodge YMCA celebrated 17 years of operation in Downtown Brooklyn on May 19, honoring supporters, board members and staff who persevered through the COVID-19 pandemic, which hit the Y hard over the past two years. The gala brought in funds to help send Brooklyn kids to summer camp, Dodge Y Executive Director Jamel Davis said. ‘One of the most important missions of the Y as an organization is that we promise to never turn people away because of their inability to pay. So anybody who walks through our door, regardless of their income status, the Y is there for them,’ Davis said.” Continue reading our “After challenging pandemic, Dodge Y celebrates 17th year with live gala: Party honors staff, board and supporters, raises funds for summer camp” article, which is linked in the bio.
“At a street renaming ceremony on May 20, 2022, “At a street renaming ceremony on May 20, 2022, the Fort Hamilton Army Base renamed the major transportation avenue running through the historic military reservation which is the Nation’s fourth oldest Army Base, in memory of 1st Lieutenant John Warren, Jr. On January 14, 1969, at age 22, while serving as a platoon leader in Vietnam an enemy grenade was tossed near him and three of his men. As the grenade was about to explode, he dived over it shielding those around him from the blast. His action, at the cost of his own life, saved three of his men from serious or fatal injury. By direction of the President, on September 8, 1970, the Medal of Honor for conspicuous gallantry above and beyond the call of duty was awarded to 1st Lieutenant John E. Warren, Jr.” Continue reading our “Ft. Hamilton renamed General Lee Avenue in memory of Medal of Honor awardee 1st Lieutenant John Warren, Jr.” article, which is linked in the bio.
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