Thursday May 16 | New York Magazine
How Gentrification is Effecting One Block in Bedford-Stuyvesant
W hen Graham and Blu decided last summer to leave London for good and make their way together in New York, their first order of business was to find a place to live-not some transitional shoebox, but a long-term address for themselves and Blu's 12-year-old daughter, and for their children yet to come.
Mayoral Candidate Bill Thompson: Giving Every New Yorker a Chance to Succeed is the Key
Former City Controller William Thompson, one of six Democratic candidates running for mayor, ran against billionaire Michael Bloomberg in 2009, losing by only five percentage points.
Brooklyn Community Services: Chief Operating Officer
Description Position Summary Brooklyn Community Services seeks a mission-driven Chief Operating Officer who will be an integral member of the Executive Staff team at BCS.
The best American K-12 schools, many of them in the New York City metro area, are fully competitive with their peers around the world, even in math and science - though experts often tell us otherwise.
Brothers Bring Rust Belt to Bed-Stuy with New Bar Dynaco
Two doors away from the increasingly popular and decidedly modern Bedford-Stuyvesant restaurant Do Or Dine sits a nondescript brown storefront with two small, stained-glass windows.
New York: A Concrete Jungle And 'City Of Trees,' Too
You expect to find great trees in city parks and botanical gardens. But you might not expect to find ancient or unusual trees in the inner city or smack dab in the middle of a highway.
City Offers $70,000-a-Year Job to Promote Breastfeeding
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Xaverian Athlete's Sandy Struggles Featured in Tribeca Film Festival Short
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A friend informs us of children in the neighborhood who are weepy, shaking, in shock or even vomiting at the thought of taking this week's ELA tests.