I don’t necessarily pay much attention to the MTA and all the shit they threaten to do, but I came across this article from Sunnyside Post and I’m really bummed […]
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Free ESL Classes at PS 110
Kudos to my elementary school Alma-mater for putting together free Adult ESL Classes for the entire Greenpoint community at PS 110 starting in March. PS 110 will be opening an […]
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The New Kid on the Block
Hello there my fellow Greenpointers, both old and new. Just wanted to take a few minutes to introduce myself. My name is Dylan and I was asked to join by […]
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The New Kid on the Block
Hello there my fellow Greenpointers, both old and new. Just wanted to take a few minutes to introduce myself. My name is Dylan and I was asked to join by […]
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Quickie: Greenpoint Roots
I just finished reading this wonderfully written and heartwarming story about a woman’s historic family roots here in Greenpoint on Brooklyn Before Now and I strongly suggest you head over […]
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Dine Out in Greenpoint For Haiti
Local restaurant Anella is participating in “Dine Out For Haiti” this Sunday, Jan 24th, and will be donating 10 percent of its proceeds to Haiti relief efforts. Motorino on Graham […]
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Quickie: Devil Cupcakes
Ohhhhhh my! As we mentioned last month, Kill Devil Hill is renting out their space in February and March for some pop-up action and as I just read on Grub […]
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The New/Old Graham Avenue
Photo by Eating In Translation Graham Avenue was always referred to as ‘Italian Greenpoint’ when I was growing up. Nobody wanted to be called Williamsburg back in the day. One […]
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Dine Out in Greenpoint For Haiti
Local restaurant Anella is participating in “Dine Out For Haiti” this Sunday, Jan 24th, and will be donating 10 percent of its proceeds to Haiti relief efforts. Motorino on Graham […]
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The New/Old Graham Avenue
Photo by Eating In Translation Graham Avenue was always referred to as ‘Italian Greenpoint’ when I was growing up. Nobody wanted to be called Williamsburg back in the day. One […]