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A gang beating and robbery in a Bronx subway car may have involved a 54-year-old Bushwick fruit vendor who is accused of joining into the attack just for kicks.
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The wild race is heating up to replace former Assemblyman Darryl Towns of the 54th Assembly District. This week we chat with his sister, candidate Deidra Towns:
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On the fabric of the Bushwick grid, a subtle disjoint somewhere between Irving and Wyckoff Avenues marks the scar of a 19th-century railroad that once cut through the entire length of the neighborhood.
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On Friday, June 24, the Department of Buildings vacated all residents of the New York Empire Hostel, operating in an industrially zoned building at 269 Meserole St. in East Williamsburg, evacuating 50-60 guests.
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Neighborhood coffee shop Kávé was burglarized last week in what employees are calling an inside job.
According to a barista that spoke with BushwickBK, a disgruntled ex-employee of Balthazar Bakery, which delivers pastries to the coffee shop, stole some cash after the bakeries delivery man intentionally left a door open. ...
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Thieves burglarized a local textile factory last month, stealing copper pipes, and the 83rd Precinct is now looking for help identifying the culprits.
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Another twenty-something is vying for the most coveted job in town: Bushwick's vacant state assembly seat.
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It was only last fall we took a tour of Bushwick Avenue, sharing the efforts of students at the Academy of Urban Planning to draw attention to the neighborhood's most historically important boulevard.
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Tri-State grocery chain Bogopa has been awarded $450,000 in sales tax exemptions under a city initiative to increase fresh food availability in the city's "food deserts".
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City officials kicked out some residents of 401 Onderdonk Avenue Wednesday afternoon after a tenant called the DOB to complain about the two-story apartment building.
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Earlier this month, more than fifty teams with 80 participants traded rallies at Maria Hernandez Park for the annual all-day Bushwick Handball tournament.
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It was pandemonium at a Broadway supermarket this afternoon after a teen shot himself in the leg.
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There's a high-profile job open for Bushwick residents -- but you have to knock on a lot of doors to get it.
Bushwick Assemblyman Darryl Towns resigned three months ago to take a commissioner's position in the Cuomo administration, but Governor Cuomo still hasn't called a special election for this fall to fill the seat.
That hasn't stopped neighborhood leaders from declaring interest in running ...
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After half the tenants of 345 Eldert Street were summarily ejected from their homes last week, some are starting to trickle back into their units.
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An angry neighbor nearly blinded a couple's dog after shooting up their yard with a paintball gun.
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