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not that andrew karpan. running @grime_square but all news is local.. also write about other stuff too, reach me at andrew.karpan@gmail.com.
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Board leaders still bitter over bus lane

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By Andrew Karpan Verified
| Queens Chronicle Verified
Leaders of Community Board 3 remained up in arms last week about the city Department of Transportation’s move to rush through a new bus lane in Jackson Heights, as well as a nearby World Cup watch party they weren’t told about, either.
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City eyed Rochdale Library housing

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By Andrew Karpan Verified
| Queens Chronicle Verified
The city had been looking into building affordable housing on top of the Rochdale Public Library, the chair of Community Board 12 in Southeast Queens told members last week, though the proposal was quickly shut down after proving unpopular with residents. “Let me make it clear, and you’re hearing it straight from me. You’re not getting it second hand from anyone else. We were invited to a meeting about a topic we knew nothing about,” said Community Board 12 Chairwoman the Rev.
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Scenes From Juneteenth Celebrations Across Brooklyn

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By Andrew Karpan Verified, Luke Maillefer
| BK Reader Verified
Friday, June 19, 2026, was Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day for African Americans. Brooklyn celebrated the federal holiday in a variety of ways, from attending food festivals, parades, cook-outs, to shopping at Black-owned businesses and attending music and dance performances. On January 1, 1980, Juneteenth became an official state holiday in Texas through the efforts of African-American state legislator Al Edwards.
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