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New Brooklyn Heights Library opens

By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com The second largest library in Brooklyn opened its doors to the general public this past Wednesday. The new Brooklyn Heights library,

Mike Corbett enters 59th Senate District Race

By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Mike Corbett, the vice-chair of the New York State Democratic Party, announced his candidacy for Senate District 59 on Friday, June

School bus idling crackdown

Attorney General Letitia James announced a new lawsuit on Thursday against three bus companies that have allegedly violated idling laws, predominantly in low-income neighborhoods in

City votes to raise rents for thousands

The Rent Guidelines Board, the city regulatory agency that decides the prices of rent-stabilized units, preliminarily voted to increase rents in their largest single-year jump

Five Boro Bike Tour returns

The yearly bike tour throughout the city has returned after COVID-19 cancellations. By Tara Michel Cyclists explore NYC in Five Boro Bike Tour More than

New Senior Housing in Brownsville

Catholic Charities has unveiled a new senior housing complex in East New York The Our Lady of Loreto Church stood for nearly 100 years in

Queens firefighter killed in blaze

FDNY Firefighter Timothy Klein, 31, died in the line of duty while fighting a residential fire in Brooklyn that killed two people. FDNY responded to

New Brooklyn Heights Library opens

By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com The second largest library in Brooklyn opened its doors to the general public this past Wednesday. The new Brooklyn Heights library,

Mike Corbett enters 59th Senate District Race

By Matthew Fischetti mfischetti@queensledger.com Mike Corbett, the vice-chair of the New York State Democratic Party, announced his candidacy for Senate District 59 on Friday, June

School bus idling crackdown

Attorney General Letitia James announced a new lawsuit on Thursday against three bus companies that have allegedly violated idling laws, predominantly in low-income neighborhoods in

City votes to raise rents for thousands

The Rent Guidelines Board, the city regulatory agency that decides the prices of rent-stabilized units, preliminarily voted to increase rents in their largest single-year jump

Five Boro Bike Tour returns

The yearly bike tour throughout the city has returned after COVID-19 cancellations. By Tara Michel Cyclists explore NYC in Five Boro Bike Tour More than

New Senior Housing in Brownsville

Catholic Charities has unveiled a new senior housing complex in East New York The Our Lady of Loreto Church stood for nearly 100 years in

Queens firefighter killed in blaze

FDNY Firefighter Timothy Klein, 31, died in the line of duty while fighting a residential fire in Brooklyn that killed two people. FDNY responded to

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