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By Tom Russotti Dwana Smallwood has a vision: bring the highest quality performing arts back home to Bed Stuy.

81st Precinct Explorer Club Lt. Arafat Sapy with P.O Malik Williamson Thousands of residents from Bedford Stuyvesant, Crown Heights and Fort Greene/Clinton Hill last night enjoyed the National Night Out Against Crime.

Mayor de Blasio said the police's aggressive enforcement of petty crimes, known as the "broken windows" theory to curbing crime, could drop in black and Hispanic neighborhoods, the Daily New s reported.

This 6 bedroom, 3 bathroom townhouse at 96 Quincy Street sold for $2.25 million on June 18. Photo Courtesy of The Real Deal Real estate brokers in Bedford-Stuyvesant have been breaking sales records left and right this year, The Real Deal reports.

Meet Random People at Bed Vyne Tomorrow Night Looking for a local watering hole to unwind after work tomorrow? A place where you can meet your neighbors and make new acquaintances? If the answer is "Yes" and "Yes" then head down to Bed Vyne Brew What

Bed-Stuy YMCA summer camp kids awaiting instruction from Michele Wiles World renown ballerina Michele Wiles, her blonde hair tied in a bun, stood erect on the wooden dance practice floor and implored the 23 wide-eyed youngsters holding on to the prac

For rent - $1,150 Charming, sunny, cozy brownstone studio on the top floor with original parquet floors, separate kitchen, windowed bathroom , decorative fireplace, approx.

The view of Pacific Park from Dean St (Rendering via Curbed) The borough's largest planned development dubbed Atlantic Yards since 2003, and which includes the Barclays Center, was re-branded Pacific Park, as first reported by Curbed .

National Night Out Against Crime Want to get to know your local police and get involved in keeping crime down in your neighborhood? There's no better way then participating in tonight's 31st Annual National Night Out Against Crime.

Call for New Governance of City's Pension Funds The city's growing pension costs could put a strain on finding money to pay for city services, reports the New York Times in a news analysis story.