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As an Iconic Brooklyn Bike Shop Closes, Greenpoint’s Grit Fades With It

As an Iconic Brooklyn Bike Shop Closes, Greenpoint’s Grit Fades With It

Indian Larry is preparing to close its doors on Wythe Street by the end of the year. One elected official is thrilled, as Greenpoint continues to shed its punkier past.

Lawyers Note Shifting Demographics in Brooklyn are Shifting the Outcome of Civil and Criminal Cases

Gentrification in Brooklyn Photo: globalfusionproductions.com Rapid gentrification in Central Brooklyn is changing the ethnographic makeup of juries and subsequent outcome of cases in the borough, reported the New York Post .
Bed-Stuy Fundraiser Imagines New Future For Jackie Robinson Park

Bed-Stuy Fundraiser Imagines New Future For Jackie Robinson Park

From Coach Frances Ferdinand's view from the tennis courts, Bed-Stuy's Jackie Robinson Park Playground is in many ways a microcosm of the rapidly-changing neighborhood around it.

Real Talk: 'When I Grow up, I Wanna Be Brooklyn!'

Well, look who's "Mr.
Cornegy Says Help For Small Businesses Is On The Way

Cornegy Says Help For Small Businesses Is On The Way

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Mosley Goes To Bat For tenants In Borough’s First Multi-Family Building

Mosley Goes To Bat For tenants In Borough’s First Multi-Family Building

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Scott Stringer is Putting Affordable Housing at the Center of His Mayoral Pitch — What's His Vision?

Scott Stringer is Putting Affordable Housing at the Center of His Mayoral Pitch — What's His Vision?

When he officially launched his campaign for mayor earlier this month, Comptroller Scott Stringer took square aim at what he called "the gentrification industrial complex" that he says has flourished in New York City despite Mayor Bill de Blasio's ye
Has a Changing Flatbush Put its Culture up for Sale?

Has a Changing Flatbush Put its Culture up for Sale?

Activist and public speaker Leslie Mac talks about the impact of gentrification in the place she calls home
Blow to Industry City Expansion Makes Waves Beyond Brooklyn Waterfront

Blow to Industry City Expansion Makes Waves Beyond Brooklyn Waterfront

A Brooklyn City Council member's decision to oppose an expansion of Industry City that promised 20,000 new jobs and up to $100 million in tax revenue sent shockwaves through the business community amid the economic pandemic plunge.

Neighborhood Fears Becoming Homeless Shelter 'Dumping Ground

photo credit: gothamist.org On Wednesday, Crown Heights residents voiced their concerns about the newest homeless shelter, Bergen Houses, confirmed to open later this month.