A petition signed by hundreds asks that parks officials open the pool June 1 instead of June 28, when all city pools begin their season.
The Bed-Stuy Open Street, which will run every Sunday until September, will make its 2022 debut with a line-up of performances.
Maria Falcon being led away in cuffs and strip-searched at Broadway Junction has renewed rallying cries to change the vendor permit system.
The Jackie Robinson courts — which local coaches avoid because of their condition — will be resurfaced this year.
Nicole Bryan, who took over the Macon Library just two months before the pandemic, was one of the first to set up outdoor space.
The group — who last turned Jackie Robinson Park Playground into a safe haven amid a gun violence spike — are tackling Malcolm X Boulevard.
The event, slated for Monday, will begin a week-long tour encouraging New Yorkers to shop local and offering resources to business owners.
The citywide concert series will be back in local parks for the first time in two years. Here's when to catch it in Bed-Stuy.
A study of how to use the massive Marcus Garvey Boulevard armory kicked off this month, a decade after officials first floated the idea.
The borough-wide bookstore crawl will lead up to Independent Bookstore Day at the end of the month. Here's what to know.
"I could give a s--- about the community center," said one tenant who has waited years for security upgrades after his brother was stabbed.
The city's fifth Car-Free Earth Day will be held on April 23.
"We love you, and we will come back from this," Rash Bar wrote the day after an arsonist doused the bar's floor with flammable lit match.
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The crawl — the first for Taste of Brooklyn season — will kick off in April in honor of business owner and "food entrepreneur" Lloyd Porter.
A Brooklyn-based appliance company is donating four community fridges across the country, including in Bed-Stuy.
"You came in there to buy things, but you really came in there for the experience — to see Ms. Hayes," Janell Smith told Patch.
The two new murals, painted on a Fulton Street storefront, honor the 25th anniversary of the iconic rapper's death.
"As a woman ... you feel really angry," Regan Good told Patch. "You feel depressed that men still think this stuff."
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The Campaign Against Hunger hopes to raise $2,000 for the Eastern Parkway farm, which opened last year to bring food to underserved areas.
Also: Bed-Stuy Eatery Could Close This Month Without Help, Owners Say + Michael K. Williams' Alleged Dealers Busted After Fatal OD: Feds .
Tenant 'Trapped' After Year Without Elevator | Black 'Artstory' Returning To Myrtle Ave | Plainclothes NYPD Make Comeback
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The Greene Hill Food Co-op needs at least 150 more members to keep its doors open, according to a co-op publication.
Wellness Wednesdays Continue | Brooklyn To Queens Train Reaches Next Step | Affordable Apartments Require $86K Salary
COVID Rates Start Dipping | Nightclub Closes After 'Tragic' Fire | Restaurant Week Reservations Open
The organization was one of five given the Spark Prize, which celebrates nonprofits advancing racial justice in the borough.
The traveling library, which has thousands of books by Black women, had been searching for months for a permanent reading room.
New Affordable Housing On The Way | Shop Sells Winning Lotto Ticket | Tenants Wait Weeks For Electricity Return
The ticket was one of two winners sold in New York City, according to reports.
Affordable Apartments Up For Grabs |Broadway Junction Testing Site Opens | Cornegy Bids District Farewell
Placard Abuse Crackdown To Begin | Here's Where To Get Tested | Kwanzaa Crawl Postponed
Here are the Bed-Stuy stories from this year, for better or worse, we won't soon forget.