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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

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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.

The Sixth Annual Breastfeeding Walk through Bedford Stuyvesant and Crown Heights In a news cycle filled with war and violence from the Middle East, and corresponding rallies for one side or the other, it was heartening to attend an awareness march in

A 24-year-old man was shot once in the stomach following a dispute with two other men inside a home on Montgomery Street at 10:30 am, Saturday, police said.

Open Mic For Teens Tonight Are you a teenager with a burning or passing desire to show your skills through poetry, rap or spoken word? If the answer is yes, then it's worth a MetroCard swipe to head over to Brooklyn's Central Library in Grand Army Pl

BAM Park to Reopen With green ivy covering its fence and overgrown foliage crawling up its benches and gazebo, a tiny, long shuttered park straddling Fort Greene and the BAM Cultural District will soon find new life, according to the Brooklyn Paper .