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Senator Andrew Gounardes Holds “Save Our Elevators Rally” in Southern Brooklyn

October 13 | Brooklyn Eagle Staff

Senator Andrew Gounardes, along with dozens of transit, disability, and community advocacy...

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October 13 | By Michaela Keil

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Religious vaccine exemption stays for NY health care workers

October 13 | Michael Hill, Associated Press

New York health care workers will be able to seek religious exemptions...

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Good Morning, Brooklyn: Wednesday, October 13, 2021

October 13 | Brooklyn Eagle Staff

CELEBRATING ITALIAN AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: Amid a national movement to replace Columbus...

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MTA to Allow Live Remote Public Commenting for Board Meetings After Outcry

October 12 | By Jose Martinez, THE CITY

This article was originally published on Oct 11 at 1:54pm EDT...

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Brooklyn Public Library opens Adams Street Library; first branch since 1983

October 12 | Brooklyn Eagle Staff

On Tuesday, Brooklyn Public Library celebrated the opening of Adams Street Library...

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October 12 | By Michaela Keil

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Tensions persist between legacy of Columbus, native people

October 12 | Kathleen Foody and Wilson Ring, Associated Press

Monday’s federal holiday dedicated to Christopher Columbus is highlighting the...

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Columbus Day Parade returns to NYC after 2020 cancellation

October 12 | Associated Press

The annual Columbus Day Parade returned to New York City on Monday...

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Thursday, October 28, 2021

INDICTED ON 18 COUNTS IN FATAL HIT-AND-RUN: A Brooklyn man has been indicted on several counts in connection with a fatal hit-and-run collision that killed a 47-year-old Staten Island man in 2019. 

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CITYWIDE LIBRARY DISPLAY CONTEST: NYC’S three library systems are joining forces for a book display contest with more than 130 participating branches across all five boroughs. The contest is between the Brooklyn Public Library, the New York Public Library (serving Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island) and the Queens Public Library.

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VACCINE POP-UP SITES IN BROOKLYN: There are now more than 23 new #VaxtoSchool pop-up vaccination sites to increase vaccination rates among school-aged New Yorkers, Gov. Hochul announced on Wednesday. 

Top Cartoons This Week

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By Daryl Cagle

Grim Statistics

"Every day in the US, 17.6 Veterans commit suicide, according to the Veterans Administration."

— Michael Schumer,
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Eastern Phoebe. Photo by Heather Wolf, text by Joseph Palmer.

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ERIC ADAMS FOR MAYOR After two terms of Bill de B ERIC ADAMS FOR MAYOR After two terms of Bill de Blasio, New York City will head to the polls next Tuesday to select a new Mayor. While there are other key races to consider, the Brooklyn Eagle knows the most important selection on November 2nd will be casting your ballot for Eric Adams for Mayor. Eagle readers are of course familiar with Adams who finishes his second term as Brooklyn Borough President at the end of this year. While the office of Borough President has unique responsibilities and a modest portfolio, Adams additional background as an NYPD Police Captain and New York State Senator provide New York City residents with a special opportunity to put someone in City Hall fueled with a hardscrabble and local upbringing, but also brings a breadth of experience needed for a city at a key crossroads. Click the link in our bio to read more about why we support Adams as our next mayor.
STATE DENIES PERMITS FOR POWER PLANTS IN NYC, HUDS STATE DENIES PERMITS FOR POWER PLANTS IN NYC, HUDSON VALLEY State environmental officials denied required air permits Wednesday for natural gas power plants in New York City and along the Hudson River, saying both would be inconsistent with statewide greenhouse gas emission goals. The denials of Title V air permits for NRG Energy’s Astoria Replacement Project in Queens and the Danskammer Energy Center in the town of Newburgh were announced separately by Basil Seggos, commissioner of the state Department of Environmental Conservation. Click the link in our bio to read the full story.
A NEW LOOK INTO THE NYC CRAFT BEER SCENE! A one-o A NEW LOOK INTO THE NYC CRAFT BEER SCENE! A one-of-a-kind photography exhibition is taking place this Saturday at @thamesartcenter. Stop by anytime from 6-9 pm and experience an artistic display, depicting diversity in the NYC craft beer scene. 🍻📸
NYC ADDING METAL DETECTORS AFTER GUNS ARE FOUND IN NYC ADDING METAL DETECTORS AFTER GUNS ARE FOUND IN SCHOOLS After a spate of incidents involving students bringing guns into school buildings, New York City will deploy additional metal detectors to campuses and send extra police personnel during arrival and dismissal, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday. The city has identified 30 campuses that will immediately see metal detectors on an “unannounced” rotating basis. There are currently 79 campuses that have permanent metal detectors as well as seven roving metal detectors in operation, police officials said. Read the full story by clicking the link in our bio.
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