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This is a cartoon version of a runner, biker and car going head-to-head.

Subway

Williamsburg biz leaders talk L closure at awareness event

By Julianne Cuba

Glass half full: Visitors toast a quiet wine festival in Williamsburg

Food & Drink

Glass half full: Visitors toast a quiet wine festival in Williamsburg

By Bill Roundy

Final countdown: ‘L-pocalypse’ to begin Apr. 27 of next year, MTA says

Subway

Final countdown: ‘L-pocalypse’ to begin Apr. 27 of next year, MTA says

By Julianne Cuba

This is a cartoon version of a runner, biker and car going head-to-head.

Man dies days after SUV driver smashes into him in W’burg

By Julianne Cuba

Brass ‘balls’: Smoota launches saucy second album

Nightlife

Brass ‘balls’: Smoota launches saucy second album

By Kevin Duggan

Spare no dispense! High-end vending machine at Williamsburg park sells jewelry for big bucks

News

Police: Crook steals jewels worth thousands from designer’s outdoor vending machine

By Anthony Rotunno

How about a glass of red with ‘Days of Wine and Roses’?

News

Cue the closing credits: Williamsburg’s Videology shuttering later this month

By Julianne Cuba

Banking on a generation: Chase’s newest Bklyn branch caters to young professionals with laptop stations, free wifi

News

Banking on a generation: Chase’s newest Bklyn branch caters to young professionals with laptop stations, free wifi

By Brianna Kudisch

A woman told police she was raped. Cops, citing grainy video, disagreed.

News

A woman told police she was raped. Cops, citing grainy video, disagreed.

By Julianne Cuba

Cops searching for brute who broke guy’s nose in assault at The Woods

News

Cops searching for brute who broke guy’s nose in assault at The Woods

By Anthony Rotunno

Fright nights: What to watch at Brooklyn’s Horror Festival

Arts & Entertainment

Fright nights: What to watch at Brooklyn’s Horror Festival

By Kevin Duggan

Chill out: Mommyheads sing about global warming

Nightlife

Chill out: Mommyheads sing about global warming

By Bill Kopp

Fast food: Taste fest’s unlimited bites devoured quicker than vendors could serve them

Food & Drink

Fast food: Taste fest’s unlimited bites devoured quicker than vendors could serve them

By Brianna Kudisch

MTA to float bigger boats for special ferry service during L closure

Subway

MTA to float bigger boats for special ferry service during L closure

By Julianne Cuba

Feathered friends: Active Bird Community launches fourth album

Nightlife

Feathered friends: Active Bird Community launches fourth album

By Bill Kopp

What the muck? McCarren ball fields a muddy mess thanks to city’s negligence, athletes say

Meadows of Shame

What the muck? McCarren ball fields a muddy mess thanks to city’s negligence, athletes say

By Julianne Cuba

In good Taste: Food fest will offer unlimited samples

Food & Drink

In good Taste: Food fest will offer unlimited samples

By Bill Roundy

News

Seltzer brand’s ‘badly organized’ bike giveaway fell flat, local claims

By Julianne Cuba

Classy clowns: Festival elevates the red-nosed comedy performers

Arts & Entertainment

Classy clowns: Festival elevates the red-nosed comedy performers

By Julianne Cuba

Free wheels! Boozy seltzer bottler kicks off three-day bike giveaway today

News

Free wheels! Boozy seltzer bottler kicks off three-day bike giveaway today

By Julianne Cuba

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