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The BQE is dying, Brooklyn's Caribbean culture is alive, and an Apple store will be born in Fort Green: news from Oct. 31 — Nov. 4

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The BQE is dying, Brooklyn's Caribbean culture is alive, and an Apple store will be born in Fort Green: news from Oct. 31 — Nov. 4

The project's manager addressed some of the questions raised at a recent community meeting.
Shelley Worrell said she's a fan of events like J'Ouvert, but "you're not only Caribbean once a year."
The Sunset Park Railroad is an ongoing arts project designed to connect and celebrate the neighborhood's immigrant communities.
Patch took a 40 block ride down 5th Avenue to check out the state of cycling on a Friday morning.
The property's developer said the Flatbush building will look different from a recently published rendering.
The Fifth Avenue Committee wants to build six stories of affordable housing on top of a new, three story library.
NYC Department of Transportation officials say they will "continue to review all concerns and suggestions regarding Citi Bike."
Thor Equities, the firm behind "Red Hoek Point," is high on residents' list of developers who need to give more back to the community.
The busy F and G train station has dozens of steps, but no access point for disabled people.
New York City Hall's development arm will host a transit-focused meeting in Sunset Park on Nov. 10, at the offices of UPROSE.
The 19-year-old's corpse was found floating in the water shortly after 1 p.m., police say.
The mayor's proposed light rail system would run from Astoria, Queens, to Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
The event follows a report arguing that Black immigrants are disproportionately targeted by the U.S. immigration system.
Who gets to keep the shag carpeting on the third floor lounge?
The old Key Food site is in the process of being purchased by Avery Hall Investments.
The elderly woman was robbed near 53rd Street and 4th Avenue, police say.
Two descendants of Underground Railroad leaders will attend the exhibit's opening ceremony.
Jahiem Smallwood, 24, was shot on Bush Street on July 19, according to the NYPD. He died the next day.
Chole Thadal got into a fight with her mother before she disappeared, police said.