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Do you know this lady? She is Karen Bernod, a world-renowned singer born and raised right here in Bed-Stuy (and she still lives here). The Brooklyn Reader spent a little "Face Time" with her back in August.

The New York City Police Department is warning the public of a crime trend involving thieves cutting and stealing catalytic converters from the underbelly of a vehicle.

Already under heavy scrutiny and federal review for "rampant use of unnecessary and excessive force," Rikers Island is about to get slapped with the a hefty law suit by a former inmate who says he was physically and sexually abused by a Rikers employ

Photo: Bed-Stuy Gateway BID A major component of the Nostrand Avenue Reconstruction Project has been completed, with the repaving of Nostrand Avenue between Atlantic Avenue and Halsey Street! Bed-Stuy residents can begin to breath a sigh of relief! T

A panel of dynamic Brooklyn thinkers will discuss the historical patterns of change in the neighborhoods of the borough, giving an account of the reasons for and ramifications of gentrification over the years.

Gentrification in Brooklyn Photo: globalfusionproductions.com If there was ever a more polarizing topic in Bedford-Stuyvesant these days, it is the subject of gentrification.

Dine In Brooklyn is back! Beginning Monday, October 20 - Thursday, October 30, Brooklyn residents have the opportunity to support the growth of local restaurants while discovering - or rediscovering - their favorite Brooklyn dish.

Ebola in Liberia Photo: america.aljazeera.

So, you've been at your current company for a few years and maybe you hate it or your face is just smashed up against the proverbial ceiling. Either way, you know in your heart of hearts, it's time to chuck the deuces.

1. Alternate side of the street parking is suspended on Thursday, October 23, in recognition of Diwali. 2. Weather: Some sun on Monday and Friday with highs in the low to mid-60s all week 3.