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National Grid’s rate increase starts September 1 On August 15, the New York State Public…
NYS Elected Officials visit 211 Ainslie Street On August 15, seniors of Swinging Sixties Older…
Through the Get to Know A Neighbor Q & A, GREENLINE will introduce you to…
Funds will save libraries, composting, education, and more On June 30, the New York City…
NYS Senator Julia Salazar, hosted a town hall at El Puente (211 South 4th Street)…
Reverend Ann Kansfield, minister of proclamation at Greenpoint Church (136 Milton Street), was appointed the…
What schools won needed upgrades? NYC Council Member Lincoln Restler’s office has announced winners for…
Early in May, New York City launched the start of a five-borough operation to shut…
The results are in! Community members have been voting for their favorite Participatory Budgeting (PB)…
The subway that directly connects Brooklyn to Queens without any Manhattan interference will be getting…
NYC DOT resumes safety measures on McGuinness — will it be as promised? Coinciding with…
Before NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ budget was released, NYC Council Member Jennifer Gutiérrez offered her…
Applications for Cooling Assistance opened on April 15, 2024. Cooling Assistance benefits are provided on…
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