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VashonBePrepared: Drowning Is a Leading Risk for Kids | Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber

VashonBePrepared: Drowning Is a Leading Risk for Kids | Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber

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In this issue, we focus on water safety, as well as bicycle and pedestrian safety.See the Story
Mayor Adams orders removal of protected bike lane along stretch of Bedford Avenue
Eric Adams · New York

Mayor Adams orders removal of protected bike lane along stretch of Bedford Avenue

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Adams recently held a town hall where members of the neighborhood’s Hasidic community criticized the bike lane.See the Story
Fire destroys building in Brooklyn, spreads to neighboring homes
Fire · New York

Fire destroys building in Brooklyn, spreads to neighboring homes

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
The blaze broke out at a building at 922 Lafayette Avenue in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn shortly after 1:30 p.m.See the Story

SUNY Downstate Hospital In Crown Heights To Undergo $1 Billion Revitalization Under New State-Backed Plan

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a $1 billion reinvestment plan to modernize SUNY Downstate Hospital at 445 Lenox Road in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. Submitted by the Downstate Community Advisory Board (DCAB), the proposal outlines a sweeping renovation and infrastructure overhaul intended to preserve and enhance inpatient and outpatient services at the longstanding academic medical center.Kathy Hochul · New YorkSee the Story

New Tech Venture Queen One Signs 30K-SF Lease at 25 Kent Avenue

A technology company aiming to build an e-commerce platforms and which expects to employ 600 people over the next five years has signed a lease to open its headquarters at 25 Kent Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Queen One signed a 10-year lease for 29,718 square feet at the building owned by Global Holdings Management Group and Rubenstein Partners after getting access to Excelsior Jobs Program tax credits from Empire State Development Corporat…New York State · New YorkSee the Story

Reynoso hosts NYCEDC for Brooklyn Marine Terminal Q&A ahead of June vote • Brooklyn Paper

On June 4, Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso hosted a one-on-one informational session with the New York City Economic Development Corporation at Borough Hall, addressing community concerns about the Brooklyn Marine Terminal — a 122-acre project along the borough’s waterfront, stretching from Pier 7 at Atlantic Avenue to Pier 12 in Red Hook. NYCEDC representatives Jennifer Sun, executive vice president of planning; Mikelle Adgate, senio…New York City · New YorkRead Article

Crown Heights students march to end gun violence during annual rally • Brooklyn Paper

June is Gun Violence Awareness Month, and on June 5, middle school students at Launch Expeditionary Learning Charter School in Crown Heights held their eighth annual Walkout to End Gun Violence. Wearing orange shirts — the signature color for gun violence awareness — the students marched alongside members of the anti-violence group Save Our Streets (SOS) along Fulton Street, holding signs and chanting, “Don’t shoot, I want to grow up,” and “Guns…Gun Violence · New YorkRead Article

New Yorkers can meet the Moomins at a new exhibit. (And for everyone else, here’s a sneak preview.)

You may know Tove Jansson, the Finnish artist, by her literary fiction. Her bespoke illustrations. Or just her pioneering life as a queer multi-hyphenate, carving out a corner of the sky in post-war Europe. There’s a lot to know her by. Over a seven decade career, Jansson wrote and drew for children and adults, making […]New York City · New YorkSee the Story

Ellie the Elephant celebrates fifth birthday in style at sold-out New York Liberty game • Brooklyn Paper

At just five years old, Ellie the Elephant has already cemented her status as a New York icon — and on June 1, the beloved New York Liberty mascot celebrated her birthday in unforgettable fashion. With the Barclays Center buzzing ahead of the Liberty’s sold-out game against the Connecticut Sun, Ellie stole the spotlight from the moment she arrived. She entered in a custom outfit designed by David Dalrymple, who also created her glamorous costume…New York City · New YorkRead Article

Special education teacher at Sunset Park school wins $25,000 FLAG Award for Excellence • Brooklyn Paper

Emily Chandler, a special education and ELA teacher at PS 371K Lillian Rashkis High School — a District 75 school serving students with special needs in Sunset Park — had no idea she’d be heading home $25,000 richer when she arrived at work on June 3. Chandler was surprised during the school day with a visit from the FLAG Foundation for Excellence in Education, which named her one of six New York City teachers to receive this year’s FLAG Award f…Education · New YorkRead Article

Uber and DoorDash Accelerate Spending in Local Council Races

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
As some City Council members push to bring job protections and paid sick leave to food delivery workers, industry giants Uber and DoorDash are spending millions of dollars to influence next month’s Democratic primary — backing some incumbents, seeking to topple others and investing in open seats.The tech platforms’ spending blitz follows a first-in-the-nation minimum pay rate for food delivery workers, based on the Council’s similar scheme for r…Uber · GazaSee the Story

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