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Tortilla Makers Face Flat Profits
The city's tortilla makers are in trouble: Their profits are as flat as the…
Place: Brooklyn
Crackdown Tests Recyclers' Metal
The city is cracking down on folks who swipe recyclables left on curbsides, increasing fines to $2,000 from $100. Still, scrap metal theft goes on – particularly in Brooklyn, home to the Sixth St. Iron & Metal recycling plant.
Dread Scott's Art of Controversy
Artist Dread Scott's latest exhibition tackles politically charged topics, …
via New York Daily News
Brooklyn Bloggers Unite – Off-Line
When Petra Symister moved from Chelsea to Bedford-Stuyvesant she lost her s…
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He's The Big Daddy Of Pop Culture
Steve Campanella shares his home with Superman, James Dean and many other friends from his past. The retired Marine and compulsive collector, has turned his Brooklyn home into a mini museum dedicated to preserving his favorite pop-culture icons.
via amNew York
“L” is For Love Train
Straphanger who use the L train's Bedford Avenue stop in Brooklyn take to the Internet more often than riders on any other line to turn subway flirting into trysts, an examination of craigslist.org's "missed connections" thread shows.
Bike Fans Peddle Traffic Plan
Residents along Pennsylvania Ave. in East New York have long contended with…
Women Fighters Boxed Out of Purses
Women's boxing has gained popularity through movies like "Million Dollar Ba…