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Meadows of Shame

State to host public design workshops for contested Marsha P. Johnson State Park

By Kevin Duggan

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Food & Drink

Talea Beer Co., first woman-founded and operated brewery in NYC, opens in W’burg

By Rose Adams

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Environment

North Brooklyn environmentalists sue state, National Grid over gas depot expansion

By Kevin Duggan

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Man dies nearly a week after being shot in Williamsburg apartment building

By Robert Pozarycki

Williamsburg hasidic hat thief

See it: Thief snatches Hasidic man’s hat in Williamsburg

By Kevin Duggan

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Detectives seek suspects in mass shooting at pop-up party in East Williamsburg

By Robert Pozarycki

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Music

State clears performance spaces for reopening, but Brooklyn venue owners remain wary

By Ben Verde

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Housing

Homeless encampment rises in Williamsburg near BQE

By Dean Moses

Marsha P. Johnson Park

Meadows of Shame

State Parks ditches controversial Marsha P. Johnson mural following backlash

By Kevin Duggan

south williamsburg ferry

South Williamsburg ferry stop to close for 10 weeks for $6.7M revamp

By Kevin Duggan

News

Williamsburg sculpture recycles plywood from businesses boarded up during summer protests

By Kevin Duggan

Commuters wait in their cars to drive over the Williamsburg Bridge into the Manhattan borough of New York

Environment

Community-led air quality study in Williamsburg unearths pollution hot spots

By Rose Adams

Marsha P. Johnson Park

Meadows of Shame

State halts Marsha P. Johnson Park revamp following outcry by family, trans activists

By Kevin Duggan

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Arts & Entertainment

Interactive light circles public art exhibit debuts at Domino Park

By Kevin Duggan

Smorgasburg

State to solicit bids for Smorgasburg park space in Williamsburg

By Kevin Duggan

Morgan Av

Brooklyn DA slaps alleged Morgan Avenue attacker with hate crime charges

By Kevin Duggan

Wiliamsburg fatal bus crash boy

UPDATE: Hit-and-run driver kills 6-year-old boy in Williamsburg

By Kevin Duggan

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Politics

2021 Elections: Who’s running for City Council in the 33rd District

By Kevin Duggan

Graham-Metropolitan 2

Locals demand city make W’Burg intersection safer following cyclist deaths

By Kevin Duggan

electric car

Revvin’ up: Revel to open electric car charging ‘superhub’ at old Pfizer factory

By Kevin Duggan

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