But not before making the air in Greenpoint cleaner for everyone Irene Klementowicz in life,…
Category: Obituaries
What was Graham Avenue like in 1979? Gaetano Gangone could tell you. It was there…
One of the more tragic aspects of COVID-19 outside of its death rate, is how…
Loconsolo Paints, a long-beloved paint store established more than sixty-five years ago, lost founder John…
The news of Teresa “Silvia” Solano’s and Joseph Mandel’s passings was brought to many by…
“Katz Drugs remains today a well-respected business on Graham Avenue. This is surely a tribute…
By Tanya Napoli Tony, the son of James “Jimmy Nap” Napoli, was born and…
Community must be spelled with a J. for the way Raymond Ballard lived his life,…
Frank Guidice was born on October 27, 1933 in Williamsburg. He was an army veteran…
Joan D’Arienzo was born and raised in Greenpoint’s Irish community. She was born on Oakland…
Kathryn Margaret Walsh, CSJ, better known as Sister Peggy was a hero to her many…
“It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. The act…
Without artist, curator, Sideshow gallery owner, Richard Timperio, the art scene of Williamsburg Brooklyn would…
Margaret Kairys was a lifelong resident of Williamsburg. For just short of 88 years, Margie,…
Born and raised in Brooklyn, Laura Napoli met her husband Tony more than fifty years…
A Williamsburg lighthouse of faith for seven decades goes to his reward Theodore Gordon Waldvogel…
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