via Brownstoner
Wall Collapse Upends Residents
Residents displaced in October by an excavation mishap in Bedford-Stuyvesant don't know if or when they'll be able to sleep in their own beds again.
Spotlight
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Artists Ousted From Harlem
The Chashama Residency was one of the last affordable spaces for the neighborhood’s creative community.
via The Villager
Homeless Man’s Goods Swiped
A 72-year-old man who has lived on a Greenwich Village sidewalk since March, lost his shopping cart filled with clothes, recyclables and other items.
via Sheepshead Bites
Bark and Bite Over a Dog Run
A call to shorten hours at a Brooklyn dog run has gotten under some folks' collars.
via Gotham Gazette
Stepping up Fines on Litterbugs
Two bills discussed at a recent City Council hearing aim to increase penalties for littering and illegal dumping.
via Univision Noticias
The Pope and Religion in NY
With the visit of Pope Francis to the United States, New Yorkers of various creeds reflected on the role of faith in their lives.
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Water Work Dries Up Business
Some Brooklyn shopkeepers say they city hasn't done a very good job of keeping them informed about construction-linked water shutoffs, hurting business.
Day of Service on Governors Isle
Some New Yorkers marked the 14th anniversary of 9/11 by helping with conservation efforts on Governors Island.