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Residents fume as Nat Grid builds north Brooklyn pipeline

By Kevin Duggan

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Meadows of Shame

State judge delays Fort Greene Park plan to ax dozens of trees

By Kevin Duggan

Bill Clinton

Bubba in Brooklyn! Bill Clinton visits Bed-Stuy holy house

By Ben Verde

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Meadows of Shame

Parks Department again misses construction start on Downtown World War II memorial renovation

By Kevin Duggan

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Cleaning Our Waterways

State trying to backtrack on Gowanus cleanup: advocates

By Kevin Duggan

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Cleaning Our Waterways

Environmental watchdogs demand better water quality for Gowanus Canal

By Kevin Duggan

Meadows of Shame

Advocate demands handicapped parking for Marine Park senior center

By Jessica Parks

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Cleaning Our Waterways

Crown Heights street is more lake than roadway, residents say

By Ben Verde

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Truck collapses into massive sink hole in Park Slope

By Todd Maisel

Aberdeen garden

Greenspace gurus to open new Bushwick community garden

By Kevin Duggan

Coney civic leaders demand study on air quality, citing breathing problems after Sandy

Coney civic leaders demand study on air quality, citing breathing problems after Sandy

By Rose Adams

Friday Night Blight: Canarsie football team’s practice field plagued by garbage, pipes, human feces

Meadows of Shame

Friday Night Blight: Canarsie football team’s practice field plagued by garbage, pipes, human feces

By Jessica Parks

Gowanus Canal cleanup begins

Cleaning Our Waterways

Gowanus rezoning must not compromise canal cleanup: Feds

By Kevin Duggan

EPA: Gowanus Canal is cleaner than it has been in 150 years

Cleaning Our Waterways

Gowanus rezoning must not disrupt cleanup, civic watchdogs say

By Kevin Duggan

Help from a higher power: EPA can spare century-old Gowanus Station from city’s destruction, Feds say

Cleaning Our Waterways

Bricking around: City set to salvage two brick walls of Gowanus Station in construction of new headhouse on site, Feds say

By Kevin Duggan

Bush Terminal Park finally getting a second entrance

Meadows of Shame

Push to finish Bush: Locals demand city fund long-promised amenities in Terminal park

By Colin Mixson

Dollars down the drain: City could waste millions if it builds water-storage tunnel instead of tanks along Gowanus Canal

Cleaning Our Waterways

Dollars down the drain: City could waste millions if it builds water-storage tunnel instead of tanks along Gowanus Canal

By Julianne Cuba

EPA: Gowanus Canal is cleaner than it has been in 150 years

Cleaning Our Waterways

Bklyn’s Nautical Purgatory in purgatory! Fate of canal cleanse in limbo with EPA off job due to federal shutdown

By Julianne Cuba

Tainted waterway on the runway! Calvin Klein selling jackets in ‘Gowanus Black’ color

Cleaning Our Waterways

Tainted waterway on the runway! Calvin Klein selling jackets in ‘Gowanus Black’ color

By Julianne Cuba

Tunnel vision: Giant underground tube along Gowanus Canal could replace long proposed water-storage tanks

Cleaning Our Waterways

Tunnel vision: Giant underground tube along Gowanus Canal could replace long proposed water-storage tanks

By Julianne Cuba

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