$5.6 M in federal Neighborhood Access and Equity (NAE) funds will help the Brooklyn Queens…
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Apply for unquestionably affordable senior apartments through April 15 “Look at that sky, life’s begun…
Martin Greenfield, industry icon of Williamsburg, dies at 95. Martin Greenfield Clothiers put the emphasis…
March 9 Graham Avenue BID’s Cook Street Commons returns on March 9. This is the…
On February 15, Nicolas Nieves celebrated his 105th birthday among family and friends at his…
Ever since Trader Joe’s opened their location on North 3rd Street and Kent Avenue (December…
After waiting over two years for snow accumulation, the snow drought ended on January 16.…
EPA’s 2nd round of indoor testing during the weeks of February 26 and March for…
Mayor Eric Adams’s City of Yes (COY) Zoning for Economic Opportunity (ZEO) was on the…
In late January, the MTA’s construction around the L Train Lorimer/Metropolitan station entrances on those…
In an effort to bolster educational and vocational opportunities for its residents, Williamsburg Houses, an…
New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (NYC Parks) recently released a schematic for…
“I’m encouraged by the ongoing renovations taking place at Williamsburg Houses, and it was heartening…
Shortly after Christmas holiday decorations are usually put away, a home on Powers Street put…
Street co-named for Greenpoint environmental activist A year after her death at 94 years old,…
NYC Council Member Lincoln Restler’s office distributed hundreds of toys yesterday to South Williamsburg families…
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