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County of kegs: New York City Beer Week stays in Brooklyn

Food & Drink

Second coming: Other Half to open taproom at Domino Park in October

By Kevin Duggan

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Environment

Protesters rally outside National Grid demanding mayor intercept pipeline expansion

By Kevin Duggan

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Environment

Interactive online map shows historic pollution in north Brooklyn

By Kevin Duggan

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Vigil for slain cyclist Sarah Pitts ends with police aggression

By Kevin Duggan

Politics

North Brooklyn district leader announces choice for male seat

By Kevin Duggan

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News

Assistant district attorney killed after being struck by bus in Williamsburg

By Robert Pozarycki

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Business

Last call: Trophy Bar in Williamsburg to shutter permanently Sunday

By Kevin Duggan

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Business

East Williamsburg bar and venue The Well shutters due to COVID

By Kevin Duggan

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Development

‘It was really traumatic:’ Bedford Avenue residents recount Isaias building collapse

By Cate Corcoran

Music

‘Save Our Stages:’ Brooklyn business owners fight for funding for independent venues

By Meaghan McGoldrick O'Neil

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Environment

W’Burg developer to clean toxic soil years after building luxury housing on top of it

By Kevin Duggan

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Politics

Maloney declared winner in congressional primary after thousands of ballots tossed

By Mark Hallum

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News

Williamsburg building collapses with no reported injuries: NYPD

By Kevin Duggan

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News

New Williamsburg waterfront memorial honors Black lives lost to racial injustice

By Kevin Duggan

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Collision causes 16-wheeler to flip in Williamsburg

By Todd Maisel

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Politics

Emily Gallagher defeats longtime north Brooklyn Assembly incumbent Joe Lentol

By Kevin Duggan

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Meadows of Shame

New barricades and bag checks at Domino raise concerns of exclusion, discrimination

By Kevin Duggan

Politics

‘Undemocratic’: Greenpoint Assembly candidate accuses incumbent of trying to disenfranchise mail-in votes

By Kevin Duggan

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Development

Possible future home of Trader Joe’s nears completion in Williamsburg

By Susan De Vries

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Food & Drink

More Brooklyn thoroughfares to join city’s open streets dining plan

By Ben Verde

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