Hello world! I’m back with your new edition of the Brooklyn Daily. Let’s start this Thursday off on the right foot with a quick consultant of everything you want to know about what those days in the city are, adding updates on. . .
But first, today’s weather:
☀️ Cool wind in the afternoon. High: Background: 44.
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Here are Brooklyn’s most productive stories:
1. NYC has been discovered in marijuana legalization purgatory: adult use is legal, but dispensaries are not, and the local government must crack down on those pop-ups. Sen. Andrew Gounardes is calling on NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell to crack down on unlicensed vendors. In truth, all of those retail outlets operate without a license, as none have been issued since legalization was passed in 2021.
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2. An official road sign revered as “Little Bangladesh” with shared name legitimacy. A segment of Kensington’s McDonald’s Avenue recently identified as Little Bangladesh in honor of the Bangladeshi network that lives there. According to a 2019 survey through the Asian American Federation, 16% of the city’s Bangladeshi population lives in Brooklyn, and Kensington is one of the most sensitive hot spots. The Bangaldeshi network is the fastest developing Asian network in New York City and, along this stretch of McDonald’s, thrives with local cafes and restaurants. that make a contribution to the culture and livelihoods of the network.
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3. Brooklyn developers have been accused of defrauding New York’s affordable housing program. The state’s tax-exempt program aimed to advertise affordable housing and provide citizens with less difficult access to housing. However, Joel Kohn, Michael Ambrosino, Alen Paknoush, Mendel Gold, Ioan Sita, and Gheorghe Sita, and their real estate corporations have been indicted in five separate instances of the New York State Supreme Court for allegedly abusing such programs. Prosecutors allege that developers have illegally increased the rent for their “affordable” housing and have personally accumulated benefits from tax reductions on beneficial assets.
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3. Kyrie Irving celebrates the Nets’ 10 years in Brooklyn, a legacy she knows will “last well beyond [her] years. “Having grown up with the team while playing in New Jersey, Irving is true to his roots at Garden State. Last night, however, the Nets officially kicked off their tenth season at Barclays against the New Orleans Pelicans, and Irving feels he has a clever concept of what that anniversary means for the team, his teammates and the county. Irving admits to making a name for himself in Brooklyn in his tenth birthday season would be a “dream,” especially since the Nets have lived up to expectations for the past two years.
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And since they’ve just started their season, here’s a little more uplifting news from the Nets. . .
5. The Nets allowed a Brooklyn nonprofit to continue helping children get into STEM. box that is still largely male-dominated. Digital Girl recently unveiled a new tech center in Crown Heights, stocked with new Mac desktop computers, PCs and a 3D printer for the data center, all made imaginable through a $250,000 donation from the Brooklyn Nets, New York Liberty and Webull, the official spouse of the Nets and Liberty jersey.
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—Carlie Houser
About me: I am a recent graduate in Brooklyn, NY. I love writing, running, reading and locating new restaurants and stalls in the city.
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