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Customers can choose any ingredients they like and have them blended together for $8.

An UES group released a study recommending ways to protect the diversity of the neighborhood.

Community Board 8 members plan to send a letter asking for more enforcement.

CB8's Vendor Task Force Committee is holding a hearing on residential street vending.

Merchants are selling everything from Pope Francis bobbleheads to water bottles featuring him.

The clinic hasn't been able to reopen after a busted pipe caused thousands of dollars worth of damage.

Michael's Consignment is holding a puppy naming contest. The winner will receive a $25 gift certificate.

All of By The Way's goods including its cookies and layered cakes are made without dairy and gluten.

Approximately 28 percent of companies in Brooklyn were founded by women, a recent study found.

The mayor also plans to greatly expand the manufacturing sector in certain neighborhoods.  

The crowds swarming Lincoln Center meant more customers at local bars and restaurants, owners said.

From wine shops to butchers and bakers, some local businesses on Court Street have been open for years.

A canine-friendly bar, competitive middle schools and affordable co-ops all made the news this week.

The Pinehurst Avenue restaurant closed this week after a little more than a year in business.

Kamal Uddin Ahmed says he sells about $350 worth of fruit a day on East 15th Street in Union Square.