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Come Inside: A Free People's Medical Clinic Opens in Bed-Stuy

Come Inside: A Free People's Medical Clinic Opens in Bed-Stuy

Community volunteers stand outside of the temporary Free People's Medical Clinic, curated for the exhibit Funk, God, Jazz and Medicine: Black Radical Brooklyn In her book, Body and Soul: The Black Panther Party and the Fight Against Medical Discrimin
Pass the Mic: Ladies First!

Pass the Mic: Ladies First!

Roxanne Shante performs at "Pass the Mic: Ladies First, A Night of Women Emcees" Source Magazine celebrated its 25th anniversary this past weekend in Fort Greene with the "Source360" Festival.

Plagued by Financial and Operational Problems, Citi Bike to Undergo Audit

New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer is auditing Citi Bike, the popular bikes that have been on a pathway to bankruptcy and plagued with operational problems since their May 2013 debut, reports the Daily News .
The Week Ahead: Sept. 22 - 26

The Week Ahead: Sept. 22 - 26

1. Alternate side parking regulations will be suspended twice this week-- Thursday, September 25 and Friday, September 26, for the Rosh Hashanah holiday. 2. Weather: Highs in the low 70s all week.

Weekend Traffic Alert: Bridge and Street Closures, Sept. 20 - 21

Brooklyn Bridge The Brooklyn Bridge will be closed to Manhattan-bound traffic on Saturday from 12:01 am to 7 am and on Sunday from 12:01 am to 9 am . Motorists should consider the Manhattan Bridge, Williamsburg Bridge, or Hugh L.

Man Shot in the Stomach on Fulton St

Police are looking for three men involved in a shooting Thursday night on Fulton Street.
Get your A** off the Couch!

Get your A** off the Couch!

The state of youth and young adult employment in New York is deplorable and even worse in Brooklyn. The unemployment rate for residents between the ages of 16 and 24 is 20% in New York and over 25% in Brooklyn.

New Bill by Jeffries Helps Small Businesses with Patents, Trademarks

A new bill sponsored by Rep. Hakeem Jeffries and Rep. Steve Chabot (R-OH) passed on Monday that will help small businesses and startups with patent and trademark matters. The bipartisan bill, H.R.

NYC Unemployment Lowest in Five Years

The state Labor Department said on Thursday New York City's unemployment rate fell faster in August than in any month on record, to 7.3 percent from 7.8 percent in July—the lowest it's been since 2009, reported The New York Times .

Exclusive: Chrisette Michele on Bed-Stuy, Watermelon Candy and World Peace

Chrisette Michele Did you know that Grammy Award-winning R&B soul singer/songwriter Chrisette Michele has deep roots in Bedford-Stuyvesant? Well, she's not actually from Bed-Stuy, but most of her extended family is.