Bed-Stuy Basketball Tournament returns this year with help from community
Zone 6 Basketball Tournament hosted "Love Day" to promote a "safe space for the community."
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Aug 14, 2021, 10:19 PM
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11h agoA Bed-Stuy tradition will continue this year thanks to support and help from the community.
Dozens of participants gathered on Lafayette Avenue this weekend for a basketball tournament that has been going on for years - the Bed-Stuy Basketball Tournament.
Zone 6 Basketball Tournament hosted "Love Day" to promote a "safe space for the community."
The organization has been having a series of games since Memorial Day, and Saturday was the championship.
Organizers say they are trying to spread positivity to the community.
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