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Free plants for Earth Day, sample sales and a special announcement from yours truly :)

Apr 26 •

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A Therapy Clinic for Children – and Yes, It Takes Insurance

Mental health-care startup Brightline is treating modern anxieties (hello, climate dread) children and adolescents face while reimagining what mental…

Apr 25 •

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A win for the BMT community, District expands into Wellness, a shower beer collab and more.

Apr 12 •

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In the Shadow of Tariffs, Local Businesses Navigate an Unsteady Future

As trade policies fluctuate with little warning, independent retailers find themselves grappling with the relentless pressure of trying to stay afloat…

Apr 11 •

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Mandatory composting, big French link, custom huaraches, tariff-f*cked and "Planted bathhouse is happening."

Apr 5 •

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South Brooklyn’s Waterfront Makeover Is Coming, But at What Cost?

Members of the Brooklyn Marine Terminal Task Force and nearby residents say they’re being shut out of the planning process as the city pushes a…

Apr 4 •

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March 2025

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A puppy meet-up, local queer history, a film about Gowanus and... magic?

Mar 29 •

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Woven Gym Wants Women to Lift Without Anxiety

Strength meets serenity at Woven, where the emphasis is on feeling good – not getting small.

Mar 28 •

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A CSJ news curation

Mar 22 •

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East One Coffee Roasters Closes, But a Fight to Reopen Begins

After years of serving as a community hub, East One suddenly closed. Now, former staff and loyal customers are rallying to bring the café back to life…

Mar 21 •

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Carroll Gardens’ Most Expensive Restaurant Is Now Open for Business

Crafted by Executive Chef Nico Bouter, 6 NYC’s tasting menu is $195 per person, including a photoshoot and moment of gratitude.

Mar 14 •

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The Store Owner Who Builds Her Family Altar at Work

Luisa Navarro, founder of the blog-turned-retailer Mexico In My Pocket, shares why she builds an ofrenda inside of her store each year.

Mar 9 •

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