Bed-Stuy man bringing sweetness of watermelon to his community
One Brooklyn man is savoring the sweet life and helping his Bed-Stuy community do the same - one watermelon at a time.
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5h agoOne Brooklyn man is savoring the sweet life and helping his Bed-Stuy community do the same - one watermelon at a time.
News 12's Karina Gerry spoke with the man who residents have coined as the neighborhood's "Watermelon Man."
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