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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

Divine dining: Bklynites chow down on Italian feast at W’burg Columbus-Day Giglio celebration

Religion

Brooklyn Diocese holds mass in place of storied Williamsburg Giglio lift

By Ben Verde

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Religion

Two Catholic schools in Brooklyn will permanently close amid financial hardship

By Robert Pozarycki & Alex Mitchell

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News

Dime Community Bank merging with BNB Bank

By Tim Bolger

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Food & Drink

Levain Bakery to open first Brooklyn outpost in Williamsburg

By Rose Adams

District Leader races

Politics

Insurgent Brooklyn district leader candidates gain tentative leads in Tuesday primary

By Kevin Duggan

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News

Brooklyn-based recycling coalition calls for funding from City Council

By Emily Davenport

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Meadows of Shame

UPDATE: City to open 50 Kent Ave. pop-up park in July

By Kevin Duggan

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Meadows of Shame

North Brooklynites demand city reopen closed park at 50 Kent

By Kevin Duggan

Arts & Entertainment

Brooklyn arts organizations open their spaces to protesters

By Kevin Duggan

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