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P.S. 9 in Prospect Heights won a grant promoting health and exercise.

The Charles H. Revson Foundation awarded the prize Tuesday to five libraries across the city.

The BID backed the sidewalk cafe project with $1,000 in matching funds.

The Red Cross awarded the grant to the Brooklyn Community Foundation for their storm relief work.

P.S. 256 was called a failing school by the DOE in 2011, but took itself off the closure list last year.

The century-old P.S. 19 Roberto Clemente school recently unveiled a new global studies library.

The city has awarded the BID $75,000 to use toward a project to improve the BQE underpass.

The group has helped coordinate outreach efforts in Red Hook.

Winners will get $10,000 each to jumpstart their businesses.

Millennium High School will renovate its multipurpose room and buy new exercise machines.

Brooklyn women start their own businesses with a special grant for survivors of domestic violence. 

Forty historic sites selected to receive a portion of a $3 million preservation grant. 

Seventeen institutions from around the globe teamed up to submit seven bids to open a new city-subsidized applied science campus.

Wall Street investor and philanthropist Robert W. Wilson's pledge of $600,000 aims to challenge others to donate larger sums to MAS.

Dozens of charging stations have been installed through the city, and while demand is still low, many say it's soon to grow.