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Apartment Towers Near BBG Face Planning Commission | Ample Hills Founders Back With New Shop | Naked Shakespeare Returns To Prospect Park
Street Named For Civil Rights Attorney | Local Pizzeria Named Among Best In NYC | DA Dismisses Nearly All Brooklyn Marijuana Cases
Lineup Revealed For Free Hip Hop Concert | Naked Shakespeare Returns To Prospect Park | Cops Search For Gunman
Here are the must-read Patch NYC stories for Friday, July 30.
Iconic designer Moshood will celebrate 27 years in Bed-Stuy with a fashion show this weekend. Here's what to know.
A company known for their nude, body-positive productions of Shakespeare will bring a new play to Brooklyn's Backyard this August.
Jadis Saint-Victor fatally shot a man and paralyzed another when he opened fire near the park last year, according to police and reports.
Newly released data gives an in-depth view of the number of vacant storefronts across the city, including around 230 in Park Slope.
A new exhibit celebrating the neighborhood's past and present will feature banners of "neighborhood icons." It debuts this week.
Jacqueline Berrien Way is found on Decatur Street between Lewis and Stuyvesant avenues.
Here are the must-read Patch NYC stories for Thursday, July 29.
Developers were told a shorter version of their controversial Franklin Avenue towers submitted this week came in too late for full review.
A free concert slated for the Brooklyn Army Terminal in August is one of four hip-hop themed shows coming to the outer boroughs.
Erickita Erazo was last seen on July 20 at the Pleasantville school, according to police.
Here are the must-read Patch NYC stories for Thursday, July 22.
Transit officials will extend the G train five miles to Coney Island to help supplement closures on the F line during repairs.
As the delta variant spreads, coronavirus rates ticked up in Park Slope after hitting record lows. Vaccinations remain high.
As the delta variant spreads, coronavirus rates ticked up in Crown and Prospect Heights after hitting record lows. Here's the latest.
As the delta variant spreads, coronavirus rates ticked up in Bed-Stuy after hitting record lows. Here's the latest.
Get your picnic blankets ready — the "Summer Movie Under the Stars" events will kick off next week.
