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Crown Heights

`Broccoli, Medicaid and mandates’ … Full Article

It was 1971. Muhammad Ali faced Joe Frazier at Madison Square Garden in "The Fight of the Century." Idris Comry, 18, watched the match, and his idol, Ali from a theater in Brooklyn. "Of course I was a big fan," he said. "Who wasn't?" … Full Article

A new traveling exhibit “Global Shoes” comes to the Brooklyn Children’s Museum (BCM) on September 22, when BCM reopens after being closed for maintenance. Global Shoes incorporates a variety of hands-on, feet-in activities that lets families explore global cultures through shoes. … Full Article

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It was Brooklyn's version of Main Street USA. People waved flags from their front stoops, drumbeats filled the air and women in brightly colored sequined costumes and feather headdresses danced to reggae music as they marched Monday in the West Indian Day Parade. … Full Article

Five churches in Bedford-Stuyvesant will be featured in this year’s Bach to Brooklyn Organ Tour, on Saturday, Sept. 8. … Full Article

What do you get when you cross the back-to-the-farm values of the "Wizard of Oz" and Dr. Seuss's pro-environmentalist "The Lorax" in a contemporary world of boundless garbage? … Full Article

The organs and architecture of churches in Bedford-Stuyvesant will be featured in the annual Bach to Brooklyn Organ Tour. … Full Article

An auction is scheduled in November for the former Slave Theater on Fulton Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant. The theater, which hosted countless African-American political and cultural events, was founded and owned by the late Brooklyn Judge John L. Phillips, who died in 2008. … Full Article

The New York Landmarks Conservancy has awarded the Bridge Street African Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal Church a $6,500 grant to replace the roof over its sanctuary. … Full Article