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✰✰✰ FAITH LEADERS MEET WITH ORTHODOX UNION ON RELIGIOUS HATE CRIMES AND SECURITY CITYWIDE — Another event taking place on Tuesday, December 13 with the Orthodox Union will bring in

A CHRISTMAS CAROL IN BROOKLYN: Plymouth Church presents a reading of the Charles Dickens classic “A Christmas Carol today, Sunday (the third Sunday in Advent) at 1:15 p.m. The hour-long

‘GET STUFF BUILT’PLAN AIMS TO REDUCE WHAT MAYOR CALLS BUREAUCRATIC OBSTACLES: Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday, December 8 unveiled “Get Stuff Built,” a comprehensive, three-pronged effort to address New York

ASSISTANT DAs TO RECEIVE MEDALS NAMED FOR LAW REFORMER IN NEW YORK HISTORY: Christopher Blank, representing Kings County, is among the outstanding assistant district attorneys from each borough, and in

MAYOR, HEALTH DEPT. OFFER VIRTUAL WORKSHOP ON HEALTHCARE OPEN ENROLLMENT PERIOD: New Yorkers are urged to enroll in a Qualified Health Plan (if not already covered by other medical insurance)

CON EDISON MAINTENANCE TEAM DOES A FLYOVER: Brooklyn is apparently included in a flyover that Con Edison’s Transmission Line Maintenance Section is conducting through about 3 p.m. today, Monday, December 5.

JUDGE SUSTAINS KEY PARTS OF CONCEALED CARRY GUN LAW: A federal judge in New York City on Tuesday maintained key portions of New York’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act on Tuesday—including the

SETTLEMENT REQUIRES CITY AGENCIES TO IMPROVE SERVICES FOR DIABETIC CHILDREN: United States District Judge Nina Gershon in Brooklyn federal court has granted preliminary approval to a landmark settlement that will

41ST ANNUAL FIREFIGHTERS’ TOY STORE SPREE BRINGS CHEER TO FAMILIES: FDNY firefighters will take over the iconic FAO Schwarz Toy Store at Rockefeller Plaza on Sunday morning, in a shopping spree

APP-BASED DELIVERY WORKERS WOULD EARN $23.82 UNDER PROPOSED PAY RATE: A first-of-its-kind proposed minimum pay rate would boost the hourly earnings to $23.82 per hour for NYC’s more than 60,000