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senior apartments housing lottery

Housing

Affordable senior apartments, including assisted living, available in Bed-Stuy lottery

By Anna Bradley-Smith

Brooklyn police shooting officer responds

AMNY

Brooklyn police shooting leaves 78-year-old man dead after burglary investigation ends in ‘tragic situation’

A grassroots public transportation advocacy organization rallied outside popular Bedford–Stuyvesant subway station for better transit service.

Public transportation advocates urge Gov to fund more frequent service

By Jada Camille

gonzalez wrongful murder conviction

DA moves to vacate wrongful murder conviction after true killer confessed guilt

By Jada Camille

Police at Brooklyn shooting scene

AMNY

Man in Brooklyn shot dead in hail of bullets at public housing complex: cops

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries gave his 10th inaugural address at Brooklyn Technical High School in Fort Greene. Jan 29, 2023.

Politics

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries announces $1 million in funds to help Black veterans group

By Isabel Song Beer

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

‘Special kind of night’: Brooklyn Chamber honors local leaders at Black History Month tribute

By Jada Camille

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AMNY

Top Cop Sewell heads to Brooklyn neighborhood for chat on crime with local residents

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Development

Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation unveils plans for major Restoration Plaza revamp

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Business

‘It breaks my heart’: Macon Hardware to close after decades in Hayes family

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Firefighters battle blaze in Bed-Stuy smoke shop

By Kirstyn Brendlen & Lloyd Mitchell

Varick Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church receives $200,000 construction grant.

Religion

Historic Bed-Stuy church receives $200,000 restoration grant after suffering water damage

By Jada Camille

American Airlines and partners host a Black History Month celebration honoring Bessie Coleman.

Kids & Education

Black History Month takes flight early at Dr. Ronald E. McNair public school

By Jada Camille

New bar and eatery, Three Maples, has opened up shop in Bed-Stuy. Jan. 20, 2023

Food & Drink

Three Maples wants to be your new favorite Bed-Stuy bar

By Isabel Song Beer

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Development

Bed-Stuy to get truly affordable complex with 238 apartments, food co-op, community programs

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Business

Montage Brooklyn, cafe and wine bar with tastes of New Mexico, coming to Bed-Stuy

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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News

Brooklyn’s first ‘Smart Compost’ bins appear on Bed-Stuy streets

By Anna Bradley-Smith

bed-stuy brownstone buildings are not landmarked

Development

Bed-Stuy residents want Brownstone blocks landmarked in aftermath of Dangler demo

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Business

Owner of Bed-Stuy cafe departs on ‘vacation’ before eviction, leaving staff unpaid: workers

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Food & Drink

The Doe Fund distributes hundreds of free Thanksgiving salads in Bed-Stuy as part of new ‘Good Food Works’ initiative

By Paul Frangipane & Kirstyn Brendlen

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