New York Local News – Page 37 of 316 – Caribbean Life

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Brooklyn Paper

Charter schools continue to be popular among parents as city recovers from pandemic

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, hands over a toy to a student at Three Kings Day celebration.

Brooklyn

Brooklyn Boro Prez, Council Member Alexa Avilés gift 400 toys to P.S. 1 elementary pupils

By Tangerine CLarke

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso, sixth from left, allocates $15.625M to Kings County Hospital.

Brooklyn

Brooklyn Borough Prez delivers 2023 State of the Borough after history-making first year in office

By Nelson A. King

Brooklyn

Queens, eastern Brooklyn residents should soon have access to expanded cancer care

By Michael Kevin Williams

Hochul delivers 2023 State of the State to achieve New York Dream

By Nelson A. King

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AMNY

Schneps Media buys Queens Post, expanding reach across ‘The World’s Borough’

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospital Ceremony

Brooklyn

South Brooklyn Health receives $250K in FY23 capital funding for orthopedic, ophthalmology equipment

By Nelson A. King

Brooklyn

Year-in-Review 2022

By Nelson A. King

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Brooklyn

Bed Stuy Gateway BID collaborates with Moshood for winter fashion showcase

By Nelson A. King

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Brooklyn Paper

Op-Ed: Cold and flu season is back with a vengeance. Here’s how to handle the ‘Tripledemic’ this holiday

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Brooklyn Paper

Bishop Lamor Whitehead arrested on federal charges, allegedly swindled parishioner, lied to FBI

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Brooklyn Paper

‘Something for everyone’: Sixth annual Caribbean holiday market opens in Downtown Brooklyn

New York City Health Commissioner, Dr. Ashwin Vasan.

Health

Health Commish urges residents to mask-up

By Nelson A. King

James lauds guilty verdict against Trump Organization

By Nelson A. King

Assemblywoman Monique Chandler-Waterman center, surrounded by family, supporters, and staff, cut the ribbon to officially open her District 58 office.

Brooklyn

Assemblywoman Monique Chandler-Waterman’s opens her 58th District office

By Tangerine Clarke

From left back row: Bill Stomp, Wells Fargo; Daniel McPhee, Executive Director, Urban Design Forum; Krissy Moore, Sr. VP, Wells Fargo; Catherine Domenech, VP, Wells Fargo; Moshood Model; Devonte Deshong, Bed-Stuy Gateway BID; John Sloan, Buro Happold; Trevor Reynolds, Buro Happold, NYC; Wanda, Saez, Wells Fargo; Deborah Marton, Van Alen; Chi Osse, NYC Councilman; Dale Charles, Executive Director, Bed Stuy Gateway BID, Blondel Pinnick, CEO, Bedford- Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation; Hakeem Jeffries, US Congressman; Joyce Turner, Chair, Bed-Stuy Gateway BID Board of Directors.

Brooklyn

Bed Stuy small biz kicks off Winter Wonderland Holiday Marketplace

By Nelson A. King

More from Around NYC

City and state officials break ground on Haffen Pool reconstruction.

Construction kicks off on $13.4M Haffen Park Pool Complex reconstruction in Baychester

The floor of the Brunner-Winkle factory in Glendale

Flying back in time to explore Glendale’s link to aviation history: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

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Mamdani jolts Council race on Manhattan’s West Side ahead of early voting

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Op-Ed | How public-private partnerships can fast-track subway accessibility