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The tenants at 159 Suydam St. have suffered years of neglect and harassment, they said.

A street artist addressed the closure of Stage Restaurant and the recently moved Trash and Vaudeville.

Ed Hamilton's "The Chintz Age" features "tales of love and loss for a new New York."

Photographer Courtney Mooney has collected images of Prospect-Lefferts Gardens residents for months.

Member of the group #TheBronxIsNotForSale are worried about residents of the borough getting displaced.

Rafael Fuchs suspended the list after neighbors grew angry about who would be included.

Fuchs Project is hosting a party this Friday where it will reveal some of the "Bushwick 200." 

The commercial spaces will cater to businesses with less than four employees, its developers said.

"Mi casa no es su casa" and "Not 4 Sale," the signs read.

New arrivals in Bushwick are accustomed to a different lifestyle, the CO of the 83rd Precinct said.

Keith Rubenstein has vowed to keep an open dialogue going with locals as his projects move forward.

Mayor says the response is good when he speaks to individuals about the plan.

The show is called "Intersecting Imaginaries" and will be up at 900 Grand Concourse until Dec. 13.

Developer Keith Rubenstein will still move forward with plans for new businesses in the neighborhood.

The borough president advocated for more information about green spaces and job creation in the plan.