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Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams pumps up the Brooklyn Bolts and the crowd at Borough Hall.

PHOTO: Eric Adams welcomes Brooklyn Bolts at Borough Hall

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Ben & Jerry’s Co-Founder Jerry Greenfield will speak at St. Francis College Oct. 27.

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In this 2013 file photo, rats are displayed in a lower Manhattan alley after being caught and killed in New York. City Comptroller Scott Stringer said Sunday that New York is losing the rat race. He said citizen complaints about pests to the 311 hotline plus online reports went from 22,300 in fiscal year 2012 to 24,586 the next year.

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New York is losing the rat race. Citizen complaints about pests to...

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Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams.

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Seaman James P. Mallon, a graduate of Xaverian High School, is doing his best to get a new amphibious assault ship ready for service.

Xaverian grad getting Navy vessel into ship shape

October 9 | By Lieutenant Ana Maring, U.S. Navy

Seaman James P. Mallon, a 1997 graduate of Xaverian High School in...

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Friday, September 30, 2022

WEATHER ADVISORY ISSUED FOR HURRICANE IAN’S REMNANT: As the remnant of Hurricane Ian approaches New York City this weekend, the NYC Emergency Management department has issued advisory through the weekend for periods of heavy rain forecast to start early Saturday morning until about noon, which may cause localized flooding in the city, including highways, streets, basements, and underpasses. 

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RECORD INVESTMENT FOR NEW YORK’S ARTS PROGRAMMING: A record $150 million in capital funding will be available for arts and culture organizations through the New York State Council on the Arts’ Capital Projects Fund.

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IMPROVING 311 CALL SERVICE: New York City Council voted today on legislation to ensure transparency and equal access at New York City’s 311 Customer Service Center that the city’s Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications operates. 

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“Early in the morning of Sept. 24, more than a h “Early in the morning of Sept. 24, more than a hundred enthusiastic folks gathered at ONE15 Brooklyn Marina in Brooklyn Bridge Park for a unique adventure: rowing around the entire island of Manhattan in 26-foot Whitehall rowing gigs — a trip of almost 30 miles. Every fall for 14 years, friends and co-workers have joined together in teams to raise money for the nonprofit Rocking the Boat and its programs for youth in the South Bronx. The organization teaches the skills involved in boat building, sailing and environmental science, and provides strong social support.” Read the rest of our “SEE IT: Rowing 30 miles around Manhattan for Rocking the Boat nonprofit” article, which is linked in our bio.
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“Yesterday, leaders from Brooklyn and beyond joi “Yesterday, leaders from Brooklyn and beyond joined the St. Francis College (SFC) community to celebrate the grand opening of the College’s new, state-of-the-art, custom-designed campus in Downtown Brooklyn.” Read the rest of our “New cutting edge urban campus opens downtown for historic St. Francis College” article, which is linked in our bio.
“Little Amal, a 12-foot-tall, lifelike puppet of “Little Amal, a 12-foot-tall, lifelike puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian refugee girl, walked through the streets of Brooklyn on Monday, touching the hearts of thousands as she visited Coney Island, Brooklyn Public Library, BAM in Fort Greene and Brooklyn Bridge Park in DUMBO. As she walked, Amal appeared as if she was searching her surroundings for a place to call home —  sometimes peering into second-story windows, sometimes leaning against traffic signs, looking weary. Hundreds of well-wishers greeted her at each stop and followed her, gaping and clapping as she traveled, accompanied by several unobtrusive puppeteers.” Read the rest of our “Little Amal visits Brooklyn, and residents fall in love” article, which is linked in our bio.
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