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Keeping history alive in revival of key retail blocks of Montague Street: "What we really want," said Calfa brothers," is the Brooklyn Women's Exchange..."

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PROTEST AGAINST FILTHY BUILDING CONDITIONS — FOR HIGH RENT: Council Member Farah Louis and the Flatbush Gardens Tenants Association led an early-morning protest, which NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams also attended, against Flatbush Gardens Management to demand immediate changes to uninhabitable living conditions.

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RENT STABILIZATION PROTECTIONS EXTENDED: New York City Mayor Eric Adams yesterday signed two pieces of affordable housing legislation, extending the city’s critical rent stabilization protections and strengthening data collection and reporting on a critical eviction prevention program. 

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STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL LAUNCHES HOTLINE ON ABORTIONS: A new hotline has been launched to provide legal guidance and resources to patients, health care providers, and supporters seeking information about their legal rights to access and provide abortions. 

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