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Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams presented honorary checks to organizations that are helping to build the “Brooklyn brand” throughout the borough. (Photo Credit: Malcolm McDaniel/Brooklyn BP’s Office)A massive windfall in funds is coming in 2016 to dozens of Brooklyn cultural institutions thanks to an investment of
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Thursday, November 27 is Thanksgiving, and if you’re headed out of town, here’s hoping your travels are safe and easy despite the crummy weather. If you’re sticking around the neighborhood, here’s some information you might need to know: Government Offices, Parking, And Sanitation Government offices, post
3650 nostrand ave
Sheepshead Bay LibraryCity Hall’s budget battles and shortfalls are constantly putting a strain on the city’s library system, including Southern Brooklyn’s libraries, where they serve large immigrant populations. The New York Times is reporting [http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/28/nyregion/budgets-challenge-libraries-a-point-of-integration-for-immigrants.html] that the library
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Sheepshead Bay LibraryKings Bay Library (3650 Nostrand Avenue) and Sheepshead Bay Library (2636 East 14th Street) are among the finalists for the Revson Foundation’s NYC Neighborhood Library Awards. According to a press release, a panel of judges will decide which of the nominated ten libraries will win a $10,
2115 ocean ave
Source: brooklynpubliclibrary.orgMidwood’s Kings Highway Library (2115 Ocean Avenue) is Brooklyn’s busiest branch, thanks in a large part to its Russian-speaking clientele, according to a report by the New York Daily News [http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/brooklyn/immigrants-love-library-branch-article-1.1261317?localLinksEnabled=false] . The library’s position as Brooklyn’