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On October 17, Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Greenway Botanical Garden each list a free 11 a.m.–3 p.m. fall event, with different neighborhoods and plenty for families.
Scan Quest · October 12, 2026The re-release gives businesses, schools, teams, downtowns, and families a simple way to build QR-code adventures without turning the whole thing into a software project.
Local Business · October 12, 2026A Scan Quest route can turn a shop, restaurant, open house, mall, festival booth, or downtown block into a reason to visit, scan, play, and come back.
Community Tools · October 12, 2026The same QR adventure engine can help teachers, coaches, clubs, rec departments, and community organizers turn ordinary places into guided activities.
Field Notes · October 12, 2026Epic App Solutions is small by design, selective by choice, and built around two engineers, a trusted network, and work we actually want to build.
Personal Post · October 12, 2026A personal field note on what a $500 website includes, what it does not include, and why designers pretending to be developers confuse the market.
Personal Post · October 12, 2026Numbers create potential. Coordination turns potential into capability. A military lesson that applies far beyond combat.
Monday Desk · October 12, 2026The Monday pass is built for readers who came out of a busy weekend with errands, school runs, lunch plans, and one more reason to check deals before they head back out.
718 Desk · October 12, 2026Brooklyn and Queens readers get a Monday reset after a packed weekend of open streets, neighborhood festivals, and family outings, with deals and eats one tap away.
Combo Deals · October 10, 2026The Gazette is pushing readers from a single scanned deal into the full Savings Desk, Grocery Shopper, and Combo Deals loop: find the offer, match the outing, route the stops.
718 Desk · October 10, 2026Brooklyn and Queens readers get a fresh events lane for the weekend: street activity, neighborhood calendars, food stops, and deals that can turn one errand into a route.