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Brooklyn CB1 puts social media ‘account creation’ on the agenda for its new committee’s first meeting November 23

Teon Brooks chairs the five-member panel, meeting at 6 p.m. at 435 Graham Avenue. He and Stephen Chesler sat on the outreach committee that voted in June 2021 to share access to the board's Twitter account.

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Brooklyn CB1 puts social media ‘account creation’ on the agenda for its new committee’s first meeting November 23

Teon Brooks chairs the five-member panel, meeting at 6 p.m. at 435 Graham Avenue. He and Stephen Chesler sat on the outreach committee that voted in June 2021 to share access to the board's Twitter account.

Brooklyn CB1 puts social media ‘account creation’ on the agenda for its new committee’s first meeting November 23
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Brooklyn Community Board 1’s AD HOC Social Media Committee will hold a meeting Monday, November 23, at 6 p.m. at the CB1 District Office, 435 Graham Avenue in Williamsburg, at the corner of Frost Street, to review how the board handles its social media and outreach and to plan its future work.

Teon Brooks, the committee’s chair, set the agenda in a meeting notice dated October 26. It lists five items: introductions and the backgrounds of committee members, planning future…

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