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A local businessman makes the case for making Bushwick more of a pedestrian neighborhood.
A local businessman makes the case for making Bushwick more of a pedestrian neighborhood.
Bushwick is changing. What was once an industrial hub is now a community of artists, musicians, and young professionals. And at the center of it all is Knickerbocker Avenue. The street has become the beating heart of the neighborhood, where new businesses pop up left and right.
Top image taken by Andrew Karpan.
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