Tariffs Threaten Brooklyn Small Businesses Despite Pause
By Gabriele Holtermann, Brooklyn Paper Brooklyn businesses and consumers are bracing for higher pri...
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Urban Grasslands Project Brings Native Flora and Fauna Back to Green-Wood Cemetery
By Lauren Rapp, Brooklyn Paper Just as the city is reawakening after months of winter, so are the d...
Artists Riff on Gowanus Water Tower at Annual Show
By Paul Frangipane and Kirstyn Brendlen, Brooklyn Paper How much can a water tower mean to a neighb...
Sunset Park Tenants, Pols Rally for Rent Freeze After Price Hikes
By Gabriele Holtermann, Brooklyn Paper In the midst of New York City’s worst housing crisis in ha...
Atlantic Avenue ArtWalk Shows 150 Artists in Stores Along the Avenue in May
By Lauren Rapp, Brooklyn Paper Brooklyn’s annual celebration of local art and artists is almost h...
Park Slope Merchants Want Tweaks Like Later Start Times to Volunteer-Led Open Streets
By Adam Daly, Brooklyn Paper As Park Slope’s Open Streets program awaits final approval from th...
Long-Delayed Gowanus Canal Overflow Tank Progresses With Excavation
By Kirstyn Brendlen, Brooklyn Paper A long-delayed project critical to the success of the Gowanus...
Marine Park Locals Skeptical of Battery Storage Facility Safety
By Megan McGibney, Brooklyn Paper Marine Park residents are outraged over plans to build a lithiu...
Brooklyn Botanic Garden Marks Pandemic Loss With Return of Music for Reflection
By Lauren Rapp, Brooklyn Paper A heartfelt musical composition will be played every hour among th...
Brooklyn Parks Ward Off Invasive Plants, Erosion After Brush Fires
By Kirstyn Brendlen, Brooklyn Paper Months after hundreds of brush fires burned through Brooklyn...
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