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In the News Only Black-Led Food Co-Op in Brooklyn Sets Sights on a Storefront [Eagle] City Could Lose Nearly 100 Community Gardens Over Contract Dispute [Eagle] MTA May Resurrect Passenger Trains Between Bay Ridge and Queens [Eagle] Downtown Brooklyn Columbus Statue Defaced [BP] Fort Greene’s Arts & Letters School Might Move to Bed Stuy [Chalkbeat]…
Brooklyn Heights. Photo by Susan De Vries
In the News
- Only Black-Led Food Co-Op in Brooklyn Sets Sights on a Storefront [Eagle]
- City Could Lose Nearly 100 Community Gardens Over Contract Dispute [Eagle]
- MTA May Resurrect Passenger Trains Between Bay Ridge and Queens [Eagle]
- Downtown Brooklyn Columbus Statue Defaced [BP]
- Fort Greene’s Arts & Letters School Might Move to Bed Stuy [Chalkbeat]
- Everything You Need to Know About the Brooklyn Wegmans [NYM]
- Nibble on Tiny Golden Hedgehogs at Park Slope Chocolate Shop [Patch]
- Does NYC’s Affordable Housing Program Go Far Enough? [Curbed]
- Gas Leak Forces Bushwick Sichuan Bistro General Deb’s to Close [Eater]
- Camping Under the Airplanes at Brooklyn’s Camp Gateway [WNYC]
- New Renderings of 406 Lefferts Avenue in Prospect Lefferts Gardens [NYY]
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