Brooklyn

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Where Overdue Library Books Became a Thing of the Past

A ‘Warehouse’ by Any Other Name

Brooklyn Tenants of Neglected Building Push for Community Control

Brooklyn Public Library

The Brooklyn Public Library Already Knows How to Get Books Back Without Fines

Students at The Trade Institute of Pittsburgh, many of whom were formerly incarcerated, learn masonry and carpentry at 7800 Susquehanna

Affordable Manufacturing Space Is an Engine for Equitable Economic Development

How a Brooklyn Coalition Is Fighting Isolation in Seniors with Low-Tech Conference Calls

The Nonprofit That Puts Art Inside Laundromats (And Wherever Else People Are)

This Library Doubles as an Environmental Education Center

Public Libraries’ Latest Offering: Musical Instruments

New York’s Best Kept Secret to Support Community Financial Institutions

Brooklyn Organizers to Open First Black-Led Food Co-Op in NYC

Is There Room for Both Green Jobs and High-End Retail on the Brooklyn Waterfront?

Why Black Credit Unions Matter for Financial Empowerment

How a Controversial Vacant Lot in Brooklyn United a Community

Brooklyn Prosecutor Could Erase ‘Tens of Thousands’ of Low-Level Pot Convictions

Raising the Bar for Local Economic Impact of Affordable Housing

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