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Park Slope Food Co-op suspends four members over Israel boycott spat

Park Slope

Return from exile: Banished Co-op members back

By Colin Mixson

Up in smoke: Sunset Park marijuana dispensary snubbed, state officials say

Up in smoke: Sunset Park marijuana dispensary snubbed, state officials say

By Caroline Spivack

BookCourt expands — again

Cobble Hill’s beloved BookCourt closing after 35 years

By Lauren Gill

Blades of glory: Brooklyn Heights barbershop celebrates 90 years

Brooklyn Heights

Blades of glory: Brooklyn Heights barbershop celebrates 90 years

By Lauren Gill

Top of the pops! Soda Stream rewards banned pro-Israel Park Slope Co-op members

Park Slope

Top of the pops! Soda Stream rewards banned pro-Israel Park Slope Co-op members

By Colin Mixson

Park Slope Food Co-op suspends four members over Israel boycott spat

Park Slope

Woman who was kicked out of Slope Food Co-op unamused by musical lampooning store’s politics

By Colin Mixson

Boerum Hill deli re-brands as artisanal emporium to protest rent hike

Don’t dilly-deli: Bodega that staged ‘artisanal makeover’ to fight rent hike is closing Monday

By Lauren Gill

Fruits of labor: Marine Park’s oldest produce shop still fresh

Fruits of labor: Marine Park’s oldest produce shop still fresh

By Julianne Cuba

Park Slope Food Co-op suspends four members over Israel boycott spat

Park Slope

Park Slope Food Co-op suspends four members over Israel boycott spat

By Colin Mixson

Di Fara building’s for-sale listing was ‘premature,’ pizzaolos say

Midwood

Di Fara building’s for-sale listing was ‘premature,’ pizzaolos say

By Zach Jones

Wax off: Bed-Stuy’s beloved Israel’s Record Shop closing after 20 years

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Wax off: Bed-Stuy’s beloved Israel’s Record Shop closing after 20 years

By Lauren Gill

Hitting the jack-pot! Cobble Hill vaporizer co. poised to cash in on medical marijuana

Hitting the jack-pot! Cobble Hill vaporizer co. poised to cash in on medical marijuana

By Colin Mixson

Fort Greene South African restaurant Madiba may close

Fort Greene South African restaurant Madiba may close

By Lauren Gill

Ciao down: Court Street Italian joint Brucie closing

Ciao down: Court Street Italian joint Brucie closing

By Lauren Gill

Living Room dying: Legendary music venue closing at end of month

Living Room dying: Legendary music venue closing at end of month

By Allegra Hobbs

This is a cartoon os a man looking like he is going to a party.

Twisted vista: Artist builds warped sculpture of view from his apartment

By Danielle Furfaro

Sound off: Music venue Cameo Gallery is closing next month

Sound off: Music venue Cameo Gallery is closing next month

By Allegra Hobbs

Hemp-est in a teapot: Williamsburger sells pot-infused teas

Hemp-est in a teapot: Williamsburger sells pot-infused teas

By Allegra Hobbs

Little willy style: Smallest-penis pageant celebrates good things in petite packages

Bushwick

Cut short! ‘Smallest Penis’ bar closing this Sunday

By Allegra Hobbs

On the front lines of fermentation: Brooklyn book details the battle of craft beer

Business

Crikey! Brooklyn Brewery outsources lager production in Australia

By Harry MacCormack

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