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Cops: Crew of bruisers wanted for attacking, robbing teens in Williamsburg

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Cops: Crew of bruisers wanted for attacking, robbing teens in Williamsburg

By Lauren Gill

Cool as Iceland: Festival celebrates the chill Nordic nation

Arts & Entertainment

Cool as Iceland: Festival celebrates the chill Nordic nation

By Julianne Cuba

Bites of North Brooklyn: Taste food fest offers culinary tour of Williamsburg, Greenpoint

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Bites of North Brooklyn: Taste food fest offers culinary tour of Williamsburg, Greenpoint

By Anthony Rotunno

Here’s the scoop: Food festival offers taste of northern nabes

Food & Drink

Here’s the scoop: Food festival offers taste of northern nabes

By Julianne Cuba

Get out of town! Williamsburg film fest leaves namesake nabe for outer borough

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Get out of town! Williamsburg film fest leaves namesake nabe for outer borough

By Lauren Gill

Building block: Diverse comedy fest grows in second year

Nightlife

Building block: Diverse comedy fest grows in second year

By Alexandra Simon

Oooh, Domino! Development at former sugar factory site welcomes first residents

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Oooh, Domino! Development at former sugar factory site welcomes first residents

By Lauren Gill

Massaging away menses: W’Burg, Greenpoint spas offer women a new service for ‘that time of the month’

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Massaging away menses: W’Burg, Greenpoint spas offer women a new service for ‘that time of the month’

By Lauren Gill

Baffling ballet: Dance troupe screens funny, freaky film

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Baffling ballet: Dance troupe screens funny, freaky film

By Lauren Gill

Tune back: Musician sings of returning to Brooklyn

Nightlife

Tune back: Musician sings of returning to Brooklyn

By Alexandra Simon

Ferry tale of North Williamsburg

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Ferry tale of North Williamsburg

By Carlo Bosticco

The ferry tale of South Williamsburg

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The ferry tale of South Williamsburg

By Carlo Bosticco

Sax machine! Musician uses synth on his horn

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Sax machine! Musician uses synth on his horn

By Bill Kopp

Moving music: Cabaret singer’s ode to relocation

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Moving music: Cabaret singer’s ode to relocation

By Julianne Cuba

Packing pints: B’Burg bar serves alcoholic, brew-infused ice cream

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Packing pints: B’Burg bar serves alcoholic, brew-infused ice cream

By Lauren Gill

Bloody ‘Odd’: Horror show plays trans theater fest

Arts & Entertainment

Bloody ‘Odd’: Horror show plays trans theater fest

By Alexandra Simon

Amazing Gracie: Violin-piano duo launch debut album

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Amazing Gracie: Violin-piano duo launch debut album

By Julianne Cuba

Patriotic proxies: Descendants of founding fathers recreate historic artwork for Williamsburg mural

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Patriotic proxies: Descendants of founding fathers recreate historic artwork for Williamsburg mural

By Matt John

Zine queen: Cartoonist preps for small press festival

Arts & Entertainment

Zine queen: Cartoonist preps for small press festival

By Caroline Spivack

Northern lights! Fireworks move to Greenpoint this year

Nightlife

Northern lights! Fireworks move to Greenpoint this year

By Lauren Gill

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