Williamsburg News • Page 35 of 244 • Brooklyn Paper

Grand Street standout keeps team focused into playoffs

Sports

Grand Street standout keeps team focused into playoffs

By Laura Amato

Community Board 1 ponders the unthinkable — a Williamsburg without new bars

News

Community Board 1 begins livestreaming meetings tonight!

By Ruth Brown

Williamsburg designer inks special-edition shirts for fights at Barclays

Sports

Williamsburg designer inks special-edition shirts for fights at Barclays

By Laura Amato

Stevens’ universe: Former ‘Blue’s Clues’ host rocks cosmic kids’ album with StevenSteven

Nightlife

Stevens’ universe: Former ‘Blue’s Clues’ host rocks cosmic kids’ album with StevenSteven

By Lauren Gill

This is an image of a man in a mask, symbolizing a robber.

Night-vision-goggle-wearing burglar raids apartment building’s laundry

By Ruth Brown

‘Audio’ video: Doc details demise of Wiliamsburg venue Death by Audio

Arts & Entertainment

‘Audio’ video: Doc details demise of Wiliamsburg venue Death by Audio

By Claire McCartney

Wolves backcourt ‘grand’ in upset over Bergtraum

Sports

Wolves backcourt ‘grand’ in upset over Bergtraum

By Gregory Alcala

A whole new ball game: Brewskee-ball rolls out its winter league

Nightlife

A whole new ball game: Brewskee-ball rolls out its winter league

By Julianne Cuba

Hack & splash!: Kids’ show satire leaves audience covered in gore

Arts & Entertainment

Hack & splash!: Kids’ show satire leaves audience covered in gore

By Lauren Gill

Grand Street grinds out victory to stay perfect on season

Sports

Grand Street grinds out victory to stay perfect on season

By Laura Amato

Camels, llamas, ponies march down Graham Ave. for Three Kings Day Parade

News

Camels, llamas, ponies march down Graham Ave. for Three Kings Day Parade

By Ruth Brown

Left to laugh: Comedians hold festival to soften blow of Trump takeover

Nightlife

Left to laugh: Comedians hold festival to soften blow of Trump takeover

By Lauren Gill

Sxip shape! Electro artist launches new album with big W’burg show

Nightlife

Sxip shape! Electro artist launches new album with big W’burg show

By Bill Kopp

Sirius issues: Harry Potter fans will debate films vs. books at Nitehawk

Nightlife

Sirius issues: Harry Potter fans will debate films vs. books at Nitehawk

By Alexandra Simon

Fallen angel: Selfie-snapping buffoons break statue outside Williamsburg church

Fallen angel: Selfie-snapping buffoons break statue outside Williamsburg church

By Ruth Brown

FIRST LOOK: Renderings show the future of the Domino Sugar factory

Construction worker dead after falling from Domino Sugar factory development

By Ruth Brown

Caffeine free: Artist opens cash-optional coffee shop in Williamsburg

Food & Drink

Caffeine free: Artist opens cash-optional coffee shop in Williamsburg

By Lauren Gill

Jest for girls: Comedy class teaches teens to stand-up

Kids & Education

Jest for girls: Comedy class teaches teens to stand-up

By Alexandra Simon

Wolves howling with upset victory over South Shore

Sports

Wolves howling with upset victory over South Shore

By Benjamin Leibowitz

citistorage building

Development

Sold! City buys CitiStorage for $160M, can finally finish Bushwick Inlet Park

By Ruth Brown

More from Around New York

“Peter Hujar’s Day," directed by Ira Sachs, is running at Film Forum and Film at Lincoln Center.

‘Peter Hujar’s Day’ takes a trip back to New York’s gay arts scene in 1974

Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate, Lieutenant Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears, gestures alongside members of her family during her election night watch party, after her opponent, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger, won Virginia's election, in Leesburg, Virginia, U.S., Nov. 4, 2025.

Jamaican, Republican, Lieutenant loses bid for Governor of Virginia

Stunning Holiday Light Shows in Westchester

New York Family

Stunning Holiday Light Shows in Westchester

NYPD in Brooklyn at scene of stabbing

Bronx man shot dead in apartment in borough’s third homicide in as many days: cops