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Brownsville community center set to open two years early, $10 million under budget • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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Community-based organizations and Brooklyn Community Board 16 will soon serve residents across Brooklyn from under one roof at a new 60,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art, all-electric community center set to open its doors in Brownsville in the coming months. The new $128 million Brownsville Multi-Service Center is located at 444 Thomas Boyland St. between Pitkin and East New York avenues. The center features 10 office spaces, three flexible conference rooms that can be combined into a large mee
Dominican President Luis Abinader makes historic visit to Brooklyn • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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History was made Sept. 24, when Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso — the first citywide Beep with Dominican roots — welcomed Luis Abinader, president of the Dominican Republic, to Brooklyn Borough Hall, celebrating the longstanding ties between the Dominican Republic and Brooklyn, which is home to more than 100,000 Dominican residents. The visit marked the first official state visit by a Dominican president to Brooklyn. About 200 Dominican-American Brooklynites filled the historic courtr
Prospect Park Lake gets $4 million boost for restoration, climate resilience • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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A beloved Prospect Park centerpiece is getting a multimillion-dollar makeover. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Sept. 24 announced $4 million in state funding for the final phase of the Lakeshore Restoration Project at Prospect Park Lake to build safe, ADA-compliant access for residents and park visitors, improve water quality and resilience to flooding and major storms, and protect wildlife habitat. The total cost of the restoration project is $25 million, including state and city funding. Describ
Flatbush tenants learn organizing tactics at Mayor’s Office of Mass Engagement workshop • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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For New York City renters, knowing their rights can be the first step toward organizing for better housing conditions. The Mayor’s Office of Mass Engagement (OME) hosted its third NYC 101: The Power of Organized Tenants workshop in the cafeteria of MS 246 Walt Whitman in Flatbush on Sept. 16. The workshop covered the history of tenant organizing in New York City, tenants’ rights, the benefits of organizing a tenant association, tenant organizing tactics from organizers with the Union of Pinnacle
No VIP needed: Brooklyn’s creatives take the runway for New York Fashion Week • Brooklyn Paper (opens the original)
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Building on the success of its inaugural show in 2025, the “People’s Runway” returned to Brooklyn Borough Hall Plaza on Sept. 12, transforming the public square into a vibrant runway spotlighting the bold and creative collections of five Brooklyn-based fashion designers. Part of New York Fashion Week, the event became an instant cultural phenomenon last year and drew fashionistas, community members and celebs celebrating Brooklyn’s creativity and global cultural influence — the Brooklyn way, wit
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