While community awareness of serial abusers is a good thing, vigilantism is not an effective strategy.
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Greenpoint’s Best Bakeries: Ovenly, Jaslowiczanka, Moe’s and More
Whether you prefer sweet or savory, baked goods abound in Greenpoint. This list of the best bakeries in the neighborhood will leave you hungry and in constant search of a […]
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Greenpoint This Week: Spring Poetry, Picnics, Movie Theaters and More
It may be chilly, but another beautiful spring weekend is upon us! Kick it off with a spring poem, this first piece for our new op-ed section! Let the weather […]
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What You Need to Know About the “Invest in Our New York Act”
An extra $50 billion in revenue could be put to use statewide.
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Greenpoint This Week: Edith’s, Spring CSAs, Kickball and More
Catch up on all of this week’s neighborhood news!
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Stu Sherman Has the Policy Knowledge and Personal Experience
“It’s frustrating to see all these systemic inequalities and how there is such a great need that is not being met.”
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Neighbor Walks North Brooklyn Helps Safely Navigate the Neighborhood
Neighbors can now request a walking companion for company and safety.
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Greenpoint Tenants Fear Eviction After 7-year Court Case with Landlord
“For a retired senior citizen living on a fixed income under the poverty line—the proposed increase is not realistic,”
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Greenpoint This Week: Little Library, Paper Cranes, Anti-Racist Brooklyn and more
All the news from Greenpoint this week.
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Fulgurances, Parisian Incubator for Rising Chefs, To Open in Former Greenpoint Laundromat
Fulgrances aims to open this spring.