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Police: Guy blew kisses at straphanger then fondled his junk

Police: Guy blew kisses at straphanger then fondled his junk

By Anna Ruth Ramos

Bushwick blaze destroys five houses, injures 11, displaces 42

News

Bushwick blaze destroys five houses, injures 11, displaces 42

By Ruth Brown

Earth father: Rev. Billy sings green gospel

Arts & Entertainment

Earth father: Rev. Billy sings green gospel

By Allegra Hobbs

Grinds her gears: Bushwick panel ignores pol’s bike-lane warning

Grinds her gears: Bushwick panel ignores pol’s bike-lane warning

By Allegra Hobbs

It’s showtime! Couple marry in ‘Beetlejuice’-themed Bushwick wedding

It’s showtime! Couple marry in ‘Beetlejuice’-themed Bushwick wedding

By Ruth Brown

MTA shutting Bushwick M train stops for 10 months next summer

Subway

MTA shutting Bushwick M train stops for 10 months next summer

By Allegra Hobbs

Bushwick residents rally against gentrification

Development

Bushwick residents: DeBlasio’s new affordable housing plan still not affordable enough

By Allegra Hobbs

City seeks artsy cyclists to help plan new Bushwick bike lanes

Assemblywoman: Planned Bushwick bike lanes a danger to kids, commerce

By Allegra Hobbs

Bushwick Open Studios moving to fall, artists hope to cool off frat-party reputation

News

Bushwick artist to other Bushwick artists who hate his new Bushwick art festival: ‘Whatever’

By Allegra Hobbs

Downward doggies: A yoga class for people and their pups

Arts & Entertainment

Downward doggies: A yoga class for people and their pups

By Lauren Gill

This is an image of a man in a mask, symbolizing a robber.

Police officer shot in Bushwick

By Allegra Hobbs

Bernie challenges Hillary to debate in Brooklyn!

Politics

Turn up, tune in, Bern out: Sanders supporters say not all of Bushwick is behind Brooklyn’s son

By Allegra Hobbs

Crop out! Developer won’t yield to architect’s dream of giant corn field on old Rheingold brewery

Development

Crop out! Developer won’t yield to architect’s dream of giant corn field on old Rheingold brewery

By Allegra Hobbs

Police: L-train lout rubbed his crotch on straphanger

Police: L-train lout rubbed his crotch on straphanger

By Ruth Brown

The singing journal-ist: Musical draws on teenage diary

Arts & Entertainment

The singing journal-ist: Musical draws on teenage diary

By Allegra Hobbs

Bushwick Open Studios moving to fall, artists hope to cool off frat-party reputation

Arts & Entertainment

Bushwick Open Studios moving to fall, artists hope to cool off frat-party reputation

By Allegra Hobbs

City seeks artsy cyclists to help plan new Bushwick bike lanes

A vicious cycle: Bushwick board not fans of planned bike routes — or bikes, generally

By Allegra Hobbs

Paradise lost: Two critics wander through interactive show

Arts & Entertainment

Paradise lost: Two critics wander through interactive show

By the Butchers of Flatbush Avenue Extension

Paradise lost: Two critics wander through interactive show

Arts & Entertainment

Paradise lost: Interactive show wanders in the jungle

By Carlo Bosticco

Dr. Change-love: Or, how Bushwick’s Councilman learned to stop worrying and love upzoning

Development

Dr. Change-love: Or, how Bushwick’s Councilman learned to stop worrying and love upzoning

By Allegra Hobbs

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