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The Ulmer Park branch, on the edge of Bensonhurst, serving many new Chinese immigrants, suffers from chronic leaks and water damage, particularly on the ceiling over the Chinese language section. Photo courtesy of the Invest in Libraries Campaign

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REP. GOLDMAN JOINS HOUSE’S COALITION ON THE ENVIRONMENT, WORKS TO AMEND BILL ON PETROLEUM

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CITY EXPANDS CARSHARE PARKING IMMEDIATELY

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RESTAURANT OWNER ARRESTED ON BRIBERY CHARGES IN ATTEMPT TO HAVE VIOLATIONS DISMISSED

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ZIPCAR EXPANDS INTO OCEAN HILL AS PART OF DOT’S PERMANENT CARSHARE PROGRAM

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“DUMBO — Hundreds gathered at Gleason’s Gym “DUMBO — Hundreds gathered at Gleason’s Gym in DUMBO on Jan. 28 to celebrate the life of the legendary boxing trainer, Hector Roca. Roca, who coached dozens of world champions to victory, died of a heart attack on Jan. 3 at the age of 82. The memorial was put together by Gleason’s longtime owner Bruce Silverglade.” Read the rest of Mary Frost’s latest “Legendary boxing trainer Hector Roca celebrated at Gleason’s Gym” article, which is linked in our bio.
“Attorney General Letitia James is suing a compa “Attorney General Letitia James is suing a company that she claims is pretending to be the local Brooklyn grocery store Sahadi. The Attorney General claims that the company has defrauded its way into $100,000 by creating a corporation with a similar name and address. James is suing a company named Sahadi Fine Foods Products Inc., which is using the same address as the previously established Sahadi Fine Foods Inc.” Read the rest of Rob Abruzzese’s “AG: Fraudsters stole $100,000 pretending to be Sahadi’s grocery store” article, which is linked in our bio.
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