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News

North Brooklyn Angels feed the front lines while keeping local business alive

By Ben Verde

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Food & Drink

Williamsburg butcher shop helps hungry neighbors, supports fellow businesses during pandemic

By Jessica Parks

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Person of interest sought for deadly stabbing on the J train in Williamsburg

Politics

Non-binary political candidates sue Brooklyn Dems over gender designations

By Kevin Duggan

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Early morning stabbing on J train in Williamsburg leaves man dead

By Robert Pozarycki

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Environment

Greenpoint pol wants to turn MTA storage site into waterfront open space

By Kevin Duggan

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Meadows of Shame

Not playing fair: City to close four Brooklyn playgrounds for flouting social distancing rules

By Kevin Duggan

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City to partially close Bushwick Avenue to cars Friday

By Kevin Duggan

Visual art

Sweet art: Williamsburg art exhibit explores romance

By Meg Capone

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Arts & Entertainment

Sound the alarm: Audio festival will feature an immersive murder mystery

By Jessica Parks

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Workers escape harrowing Williamsburg scaffolding collapse with minor injuries

By Todd Maisel

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Williamsburg pol accuses Mayor of favoring white, wealthy Brooklynites for BQE repairs

By Kevin Duggan

Car smashes into a sidewalk shed in multi-car pileup

By Meg Capone

Environment

Protesters rally against north Brooklyn pipeline

By Kevin Duggan

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Development

Two Trees seek proposal for one-year ‘interim user’ on former Con Ed site

By Kevin Duggan

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Thieves stab delivery guy in both legs, steal bike, cell, cash

By Colin Mixson

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Protected bike lane coming to N. 14th street in Williamsburg

By Kevin Duggan

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Arts & Entertainment

Photo spread: Giant mural of New Yorkers on display in W’burg park

By Amalia Arms

Religion

Williamsburg business owners host progressive Shabbat services

By Amalia Arms

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Theater

But her emails! Hillary Clinton goes to prison in new play

By Rose Adams

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