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Posted: Updated:Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams joins News 12 for this month's Ask the Borough President.
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Ask the Borough President: February 2020
Ask the Borough President: February 2020
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams joins News 12 for this month's Ask the Borough President.Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams joins News 12 for this month's Ask the Borough President.Ask The Borough President: January 2020
Ask The Borough President: January 2020
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams joins News 12 for this month's Ask the Borough President.Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams joins News 12 for this month's Ask the Borough President.Ask the BP: December 2019
Ask the BP: December 2019
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams joins News 12 for this month's Ask the Borough President.Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams joins News 12 for this month's Ask the Borough President.Ask the Borough President: November 2019
Ask the Borough President: November 2019
Eric Adams is taking questions from Brooklyn residents on News 12's Ask the Borough President.Eric Adams is taking questions from Brooklyn residents on News 12's Ask the Borough President.Ask the Borough President: October 2019
Ask the Borough President: October 2019
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams joins News 12 for this month's Ask the Borough President.Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams joins News 12 for this month's Ask the Borough President.
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‘Let us all pray for better news.’ Mayor de Blasio says a minimum of 2,500-3,000 ventilators needed to get through next week - LIVE VIDEO
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Coronavirus in NY: ‘Loosid’ sobriety app sees an influx in applications
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Cardinal Spellman HS students adjust to new normal, social distancing
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'It's a new territory for all of us.' - NYPD focusing on mental health during COVID-19 pandemic
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GE to furlough half of its engine manufacturing staff
Facebook is launching a standalone desktop app for its Messenger service.Facebook is launching a standalone desktop app for its Messenger service.
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PHOTOS: Chopper 12 above the USNS Comfort arrival in Manhattan
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Your Hometown Heroes Photos
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Rainbows and beyond: Facebook group creates movement of positivity
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Your Coronavirus 2020 Photos
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PHOTOS: Eerie scenes of calm amid coronavirus pandemic
As people work from home and avoid large gatherings, areas that are normally packed with people have suddenly become nearly vacant.As people work from home and avoid large gatherings, areas that are normally packed with people have suddenly become nearly vacant.
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Power & Politics: Public Advocate Jumaane Williams
Power & Politics: Public Advocate Jumaane Williams
Public Advocate Jumaane Williams talks with News 12 about how he serves as a watchdog over city government.Public Advocate Jumaane Williams talks with News 12 about how he serves as a watchdog over city government.Staff member for Rep. Clarke tests positive for coronavirus
Staff member for Rep. Clarke tests positive for coronavirus
A staff member from Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Brooklyn office has tested positive for coronavirus.A staff member from Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Brooklyn office has tested positive for coronavirus.Power & Politics: Assemblymember Marcos Crespo
Power & Politics: Assemblymember Marcos Crespo
Assemblymember Marcos Crespo sits down with News 12 and talks about protecting immigrants, policing the subways and helping Puerto Rico recover from the earthquakes.Assemblymember Marcos Crespo sits down with News 12 and talks about protecting immigrants, policing the subways and helping Puerto Rico recover from the earthquakes.City Council members lead call against ICE using so-called misleading tactics
City Council members lead call against ICE using so-called misleading tactics
The group, led by Councilman Carlos Menchaca, called for the abolishment of ICE in New York City on the steps of City Hall.The group, led by Councilman Carlos Menchaca, called for the abolishment of ICE in New York City on the steps of City Hall.Ask the Borough President: November 2019
Ask the Borough President: November 2019
Eric Adams is taking questions from Brooklyn residents on News 12's Ask the Borough President.Eric Adams is taking questions from Brooklyn residents on News 12's Ask the Borough President.
