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Latest Articles Tagged "greenpoint"

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Meet the mussels doing the dirty work of cleaning up Newtown Creek

The Newtown Creek Alliance hopes their portable tank of mussels and marsh grass can make a small dent in restoring one of the most polluted waterways in the country.

By

Walter Wuthmann


News

What Greenpoint’s transformation reveals about NYC's housing crisis

A giant swath of the Brooklyn waterfront was opened up to high-rise residential buildings. What happened next depends on how much your rent is.

By

David Brand


News

NY officials tell frustrated Greenpointers that 'acrid' asphalt plant fumes will be reduced

Greenpoint residents expressed their frustrations to state environmental regulators, Green Asphalt and elected officials at a town hall meeting Tuesday.

By

Rosemary Misdary


News

Greenpointers say a nearby asphalt recycling plant is making it tough to breathe

The facility on the other side of Newtown Creek says its operations haven’t changed in 11 years, but Greenpoint residents say the fumes have become unbearable.

By

Rosemary Misdary


News

NYPD: 6 wounded, one critical, after early morning Greenpoint shooting

Police are investigating what sparked the gunfire.

By

David Giambusso


News

Greenpoint man with history of harassing neighbors will stay on Rikers, judge says

The man has stoked a yearslong debate about how to care for New Yorkers with unmet mental health needs.

By

Samantha Max


Arts & Entertainment

In Greenpoint, a wacky new birding group is ruffling some feathers

“Birding is punk,” says the club’s founder, Michael Lombardo.

By

Kenneal Patterson


News

20-year-old Queens man riding moped fatally struck by truck driver in Greenpoint

Local elected officials called on the city to make street safety improvements in the area.

By

Catalina Gonella


News

Afropunk is back in Brooklyn on Saturday, but with some new twists

The two-day festival, which starts Saturday, has changed locations, but it still celebrates Black music and culture, while embracing full-throated individuality.

By

Precious Fondren


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EPA delays cleanup of Brooklyn’s toxic Newtown Creek Superfund site until 2032

For community members living near the creek, who are affected daily by all of the industrial toxins released around it, the delay is unacceptable.

By

Nathan Kensinger


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