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Flatbush’s New Family-Owned Ice Cream Parlor Aims to Be Next Ben & Jerry's

Flatbush’s New Family-Owned Ice Cream Parlor Aims to Be Next Ben & Jerry's

Black- and family-owned Kookies & Kream Creamery offers endless tasty options, and hopes to bring Black representation to the ice cream world.

STooPS Bed-Stuy Brings Performance to the Street in Annual Art Crawl

Get ready for an afternoon of dance, music, spoken word, theater, visual art, conversations, workshops – and all round good vibes in Bed-Stuy.

Real Talk: Crown Heights Residents Refusing Buyouts on Rent Stabilized Apartments

1509 Union Street, managed by BCB Realty, which has 77 open violations Tenants in Crown Heights and Bed Stuy are being pressured to move out of their rent-control apartment by landlords offering buyouts.
The Old Bedford Union Armory is Quickly Being Reimagined

The Old Bedford Union Armory is Quickly Being Reimagined

The Armory is expected to be a community hub offering recreational facilities, educational programs and cultural centers

Crown Heights Residents File Lawsuit Over Homeless Shelter

photo credit: nytimes.com The opening of the controversial Bergen Street homeless shelter in Crown Heights, initially scheduled for next week, may be stalled, as it is now facing a lawsuit from the community, according to NY1 News .
Where's Moshood Now? Hint: Fort Greene's Loss Becomes Bed-Stuy's Gain

Where's Moshood Now? Hint: Fort Greene's Loss Becomes Bed-Stuy's Gain

Moshood celebrates 25 years of "Afrikan" fashion at new home in Bed-Stuy
Housing Advocates Push for Study of Racial, Environmental Impact of City-Led Rezoning

Housing Advocates Push for Study of Racial, Environmental Impact of City-Led Rezoning

A new report finds "color-blind" rezoning and hyper-development has displaced large populations of blacks and Latinos

Letter from the Editor: Local News is NOT Dead

Dear Brooklyn Readers, As some of you may have heard, hyperlocal news just took a major hit last week with the sudden closing of DNAinfo, Gothamist and its sister sites in California, Chicago and Washington, DC.
A Fight to the Throne: Can the 'Old' Crown Heights Reclaim its Reign?

A Fight to the Throne: Can the 'Old' Crown Heights Reclaim its Reign?

Local Journalism student Emily Toliver writes about the creative ways Crown Heights locals are resisting gentrification and preserving Brooklyn's cultural capital.

City and Community Settle 'Broadway Triangle' Discrimination Case

The 'Broadway Triangle' settlement could set precedence and affect future rezoning and development plans Photo credit: City Room Blog, NY Times An eight-year legal battle over racial discrimination in the proposed "Broadway Triangle" development is e