“Brooklyn has spoken. New York has spoken. Our country has spoken. A new day, and new leadership, is coming to America.”
“I am truly sorry for the loss of my close friend Archie Spigner, the ‘Dean of Southeast Queens.’”
“President Trump’s comments last night following the incomplete vote results were irresponsible, incendiary, and meant to sow chaos.”
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams released testimony that he delivered yesterday on two bills in the City Council.
Today, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams was featured on ABC’s Good Morning America for their weekly “Thriver Thursday” series.
“I’m grateful that the BOE has heeded our call, and the calls of so many others, in agreeing to extend hours for early voting.”
“It’s clear that the Majority Leader and the President have prioritized politics over principles.”
A recent report by the AARP revealed a growing crisis of social isolation among seniors in New York City due largely to COVID-19.
On Thursday, the federal monitor for NYCHA, Bart Schwartz, revealed that 9,000 apartments likely contain lead paint.
Adams laid out concrete proposals that would improve access and equity to greenspace for Brooklynites and New Yorkers.
“The only way we will get a real turnaround at NYCHA is real-time, data-driven accountability and transparency of its asset management.”
“For the last six months, I have been sounding the alarm with faith leaders and community advocates to demand the City’s outreach.”
“My heart is truly heavy over the passing of Joyce Dinkins, a remarkable woman who saw the best in every one of us.”
At a City Council Education Committee hearing, representatives from the DOE revealed that 77,000 students still lacked learning devices.
“I’d like to extend my deepest congratulations to the UN World Food Programme on winning the Nobel Peace Prize.”
Today, Brooklyn Borough President released a new recommendation as part of his formal role in the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure.
The event came in response to recent drastic budget cuts at the New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY).
“Our state mourns the passing of former State Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno, who transitioned early this morning at the age of 91.”
“Today’s announcement ... is in large part a result of poor planning combined with bad communication.”
Brooklyn has nearly 900,000 African-American residents according to the latest Census figures .
Williams is addressing problems with absentee ballots after nearly 100,000 ballots were sent out with the wrong information.
"The BOE has once again fallen short on this basic task, and for that there must be accountability."
"I am glad to see this program will now be made permanent."
Long Island University Steven S. Hornstein Center for Policy, Polling, and Analysis announced pre-presidential debate poll results.
Adams held a special “COVID-19 Heroes” ceremony at Brooklyn Borough Hall paying tribute to people who have made a difference.
In the United States, poor diet is the most significant risk factor for premature death and disability.
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Adams announced $493,216 in funding to support partnerships with community organizations to increase the count for the 2020 Census.
"All of us who looked up to her are grateful she is finally getting the posthumous recognition she deserves."
"We owe her a tremendous debt of gratitude, and send our love and prayers to her family and all those devastated by this loss."
"To my Jewish sisters and brothers, I extend wishes for a Shanah Tovah Umesukah — a Good and a Sweet New Year!"
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The NYC Board of Elections has certified the primary results, six weeks after the June 23 elections. Here are the final counts for Brooklyn.
About 30,000 of the 120,000 absentee ballot sent in the borough were initially disqualified. A court ruling could change that for some.
Thousands of absentee ballots from the June 23 primary won't be counted because were not postmarked by an overwhelmed postal service.
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