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G-lightful! MTA to consider service improvements for Brooklyn Local

Subway

L train closure will free the G!

By Lauren Gill

Made in Brooklyn, displayed in Brooklyn: Borough flexes its creative muscle at G’point expo

News

Made in Brooklyn, displayed in Brooklyn: Borough flexes its creative muscle at G’point expo

By Shavana Abruzzo

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

Punch drunk: Booze-stealing bandit slugs liquor store worker in face

By Ruth Brown

Jesus! Trio steals Christ statue from Williamsburg church

Jesus! Trio steals Christ statue from Williamsburg church

By Ruth Brown

Predator tried to rape Williamsburg woman in stairwell of her building

Predator tried to rape Williamsburg woman in stairwell of her building

By Ruth Brown

An L of a good time!

Subway

POLL: MTA offers two options for L train closure: bad and worse

By Dennis Lynch

Heavy petting: Experimental show follows a pet detective

Arts & Entertainment

Heavy petting: Experimental show follows a pet detective

By Carlo Bosticco

Police: Cyclist beat driver with bike lock

Police: Cyclist beat driver with bike lock

By Anna Ruth Ramos

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

Police: Sicko groped 7-year-old in Williamsburg kosher grocery store

By Ruth Brown

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

Lout holds up department store but flees empty-handed

By Madeline Anthony

Police: Snake strangles guy on Williamsburg street, swipes $200 once he passes out

Police: Snake strangles guy on Williamsburg street, swipes $200 once he passes out

By Ruth Brown

EXCLUSIVE!: Developer revives controversial plan for floating power plant near Williamsburg

News

Hit the gas! Williamsburg residents, pols fight floating generator

By Lauren Gill

May Day! May Day!: A double screening of ‘Wicker Man’

Arts & Entertainment

May Day! May Day!: A double screening of ‘Wicker Man’

By Julianne Cuba

Twin peeks: Mary-Kate and Ashley get their own gallery in Williamsburg

Arts & Entertainment

Twin peeks: Mary-Kate and Ashley get their own gallery in Williamsburg

By Lauren Gill

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

Brute stabs a man during bar fight

By Madeline Anthony

EXCLUSIVE!: Developer revives controversial plan for floating power plant near Williamsburg

Development

EXCLUSIVE!: Developer revives controversial plan for floating power plant near Williamsburg

By Lauren Gill

Williamsburg artists ‘beautify’ can collectors’ carts

News

Williamsburg artists ‘beautify’ can collectors’ carts

By Armand Diphthong

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

Mugger attacks man outside Third St. apartment

By Madeline Anthony

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

Subway

L-allelujah! MTA will reveal L-train closure plans at May 5 meeting

By Ruth Brown

Kind of blue-collar: This office tower could transform industrial Williamsburg

Development

Park activists, Beep: Use giant office complex to fund Bushwick Inlet Park

By Madeline Anthony

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