When news is made in Brooklyn, Brooklyn residents need to know about it. We have the right to know about it. The more information that's readily available to us, the better equipped we are to make smart decisions that affect our lives.
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A society thrives on real journalism. Reporting that gives us the real story, the facts, the verified truth that not every publication is willing to commit itself to. Reporting by people with open minds who are persistent and have a desire for an informed populace.
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While many resources exist for us to learn about what transpires internationally, nationally, statewide, and citywide, it isn't so easy to find out what's going on right around us.
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It's vital that we be informed about actions and decisions where we live: our State Senate district, State Assembly district, City Council district, school district, police precinct, community board district, neighborhood, and block.
Bklyner gives us that.
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