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A section of Fulton Street that has been closed to cars since June reopened to traffic this week, ending activities held on the mural.
The annual clean-up will help beautify Madison Street, Broadway and Putnam and Howard avenues.
Mira Moore didn't know she'd be starting a quarantine trend when she brought a snail she found in some arugula back to her home in Bed-Stuy.
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The four women who started a financial support organization for Black neighborhood residents got a feature in the magazine's latest issue.
A fracked gas pipeline is nearing completion in North Brooklyn, despite calls from ratepayers who'd foot the $185 million price-tag.
Borough President Eric Adams shares his journey to a plant-based diet in a new book with recipes from celebrities and experts.
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A virtual pop-up event this weekend will help freelancers and entrepreneurs find ways to pivot during the coronavirus crisis.
Council Member Robert Cornegy is planning a competition for historically Black college and university bands at the Black Lives Matter mural.
Time Out has revealed this year's list of the "40 coolest neighborhoods around the world." Only one in New York City made the cut.
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A giant pile of garbage sat on corner of Fulton Street and Franklin Avenue for at least a week before being cleared on Friday.
Two Bed-Stuy organizations are joining a summit that will focus on how NYC neighborhoods hit hard by the pandemic can recover.
A block of Macon Street will be closed every Wednesday in October for a line-up of free family activities, according to the library.
The Bed-Stuy Film Festival will return for its third year next month, this time with a virtual format because of the coronavirus crisis.
The "Jazz Night in White" is part of an idea to expose youth to alternatives to gun violence after a shooting spike on the Bed-Stuy block.
A early-morning collision between an FDNY ladder truck and an ambulance killed a man while EMTs and firefighters suffered injuries.
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Space leased for overwhelming demand during the coronavirus crisis will stay until November, but the food bank still needs a permanent spot.
A GoFundMe will keep events going at the Black Lives Matter mural, where comedy nights, wellness classes and even a wedding have been held.
The Marcus Garvey Boulevard church will host a community giveaway and memorial service next weekend.
A "Yard Party" with Caribbean-themed celebrations and a comedy show are among the activities coming to the Black Lives Mural this weekend.
Paula Andrea had an idea to make a community fridge on her block. Soon, neighbors, businesses and local artists were pitching in to help.
Council Member Robert Cornegy Jr. will include a school supplies giveaway at his weekly "Wellness Wednesday" event at Restoration Plaza.
Makeita Wilson-Thompson and Shancton Thompson tied the knot on Saturday at the Black Lives Matter mural on Fulton Street.
Makeita Wilson and Shancton Thompson will "put some love back into the universe" Saturday and get married at the Black Lives Matter mural.
A new mural on Atlantic Avenue is part of a Bed-Stuy native's campaign about the "perpetual punishment" of living with a criminal record.
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A new $10-million program will help small businesses rebound from the coronavirus crisis, starting with three in Bed-Stuy this week.
Black artists will gather at the Fulton Street mural to recreate the "A Great Day in Harlem" photo of jazz artists on its 62nd anniversary.
Brooklyn Defender Services is raising money for clients detained in unsafe jails and immigrant families struggling amid the COVID-19 crisis.
The Macon Library is one of 10 branches that will open for grab-and-go service on Monday, Aug. 10.
Desmond Clarke was already required to stay home by a pending asylum case when COVID-19 hit, now his catering business fits the new normal.
See how Tropical Storm Isaias made its mark on Brooklyn on Tuesday. More than 8,000 across the borough could wait days to get power back.
A new collective will bring weekend activities to the Fulton Street mural until Labor Day, according to the BK Reader.
Only about half of Brooklynites have taken the Census, which impacts local, state and federal funding.
A coronavirus relief fund gave out its first grants this week to a new mom, a 53-year-old who was laid off and Davell Gardner Jr.'s family.
Researchers studying heat waves have created a survey to learn about Bed-Stuy, one of the most heat-vulnerable neighborhoods in the city.