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Governor will not replace temporary DA

Leaves of Grass

A new leaf: DA to begin vacating some misdemeanor pot convictions

By Colin Mixson

Second shelf life: Clinton Hill co-op market debuts new digs

Second shelf life: Clinton Hill co-op market debuts new digs

By Julianne Cuba

Governor will not replace temporary DA

Leaves of Grass

Pass the joint: DA says pot policy is keeping stoners out of jail

By Colin Mixson

A better way to wake and bake: Café’s cannabis-infused java starts drinkers’ mornings on a high note, owner claims

Greenpoint

A better way to wake and bake: Café’s cannabis-infused java starts drinkers’ mornings on a high note, owner claims

By Colin Mixson

Fresh life! Clinton Hill food co-op raises funds to relocate after eviction

Fresh life! Clinton Hill food co-op raises funds to relocate after eviction

By Julianne Cuba

Reefer badness: DA’s progressive pot policy falls short, activists claim

Leaves of Grass

Reefer badness: DA’s progressive pot policy falls short, activists claim

By Colin Mixson

Hitting the high notes! Musical comedy ‘420’ celebrates weed

Bushwick

Hitting the high notes! Musical comedy ‘420’ celebrates weed

By Alexandra Simon

Joint sessions: Other events for 420 day

Leaves of Grass

Joint sessions: Other events for 420 day

By Alexandra Simon

Shopping around: Park Slope Food Co-op eyeing second location

Park Slope

Organic growth: Full-up Slope Co-op inches toward expansion, surveying members on potential new outpost

By Colin Mixson

Kitchen’s closing: Adored Bklyn Heights culinary store to shutter Sunday

Brooklyn Heights

Kitchen’s closing: Adored Bklyn Heights culinary store to shutter Sunday

By Julianne Cuba

In short ‘Supply’: Downtown’s Court Street Office Supply to close next month

Downtown

In short ‘Supply’: Downtown’s Court Street Office Supply to close next month

By Julianne Cuba

Sunny’s saved! Red Hook bar raises enough money to stay open

Business

Borough of dives: A guide to Brooklyn’s best no-frills watering holes

By Colin Mixson

Last call: Beloved honky-tonk bar Hank’s Saloon to close next year

Last call: Beloved honky-tonk bar Hank’s Saloon to close next year

By Julianne Cuba

Quick! Get to Quickly Fix before it closes!

Mill Basin

Quick! Get to Quickly Fix before it closes!

By Julianne Cuba

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

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