The Place of Bad Water: A History of Bushwick Inlet
December 26, 2025
By COLE SINANIAN | news@queensledger.com If you were a Dutch sailor who regularly traveled up the East River circa 1660, you would’ve grown accustomed to
By COLE SINANIAN | news@queensledger.com If you were a Dutch sailor who regularly traveled up the East River circa 1660, you would’ve grown accustomed to
By GEOFFREY COBB Author, “Greenpoint Brooklyn’s Forgotten Past” gcobb91839@Aol.com Right after Thanksgiving in Greenpoint and Williamsburg every year, the sidewalks are suddenly transformed. Hundreds of
By COLE SINANIAN | news@queensledger.com Clad in a pair of white latex gloves, Mimi Martins smiles as she gazes into Ja Rule the pond
By Cole Sinanian news@queensledger.com “This is a full-grown elephant.” Travis Gale pauses for effect, holding up the back of the leopard-print blanket that covers the
State regulators have homed in on 41 properties along Newtown Creek that may be leaking pollution back into the waterway. By COLE SINANIAN | news@queensledger.com The
In her first State of the District address, North Brooklyn senator Kristen Gonzalez recaps a year’s worth of legislative work. By COLE SINANIAN news@queensledger.com In
The Jardin de Santa Cecilia Gentili, formerly known as Sunset Community Garden, was facing immediate eviction after members condemned Zionism. BY COLE SINANIAN At a
The city finally redesigned this intersection on 9th St after a cyclist was killed in 2023. But at the victim’s vigil, both her family and
Jazz, wine, and unique tastes from Food Network’s Chef Eric LeVine at 42 Hotel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn by Molly Sword On Thursday, November 21st, 75
St. John’s Lutheran Church & Ascension Episcopal Annabelle Underwood Although Greenpoint’s Pastor Katrina Foster says blessing of your pet can’t guarantee a change in behavior,
By COLE SINANIAN | news@queensledger.com If you were a Dutch sailor who regularly traveled up the East River circa 1660, you would’ve grown accustomed to
By GEOFFREY COBB Author, “Greenpoint Brooklyn’s Forgotten Past” gcobb91839@Aol.com Right after Thanksgiving in Greenpoint and Williamsburg every year, the sidewalks are suddenly transformed. Hundreds of
By COLE SINANIAN | news@queensledger.com Clad in a pair of white latex gloves, Mimi Martins smiles as she gazes into Ja Rule the pond
By Cole Sinanian news@queensledger.com “This is a full-grown elephant.” Travis Gale pauses for effect, holding up the back of the leopard-print blanket that covers the
State regulators have homed in on 41 properties along Newtown Creek that may be leaking pollution back into the waterway. By COLE SINANIAN | news@queensledger.com The
In her first State of the District address, North Brooklyn senator Kristen Gonzalez recaps a year’s worth of legislative work. By COLE SINANIAN news@queensledger.com In
The Jardin de Santa Cecilia Gentili, formerly known as Sunset Community Garden, was facing immediate eviction after members condemned Zionism. BY COLE SINANIAN At a
The city finally redesigned this intersection on 9th St after a cyclist was killed in 2023. But at the victim’s vigil, both her family and
Jazz, wine, and unique tastes from Food Network’s Chef Eric LeVine at 42 Hotel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn by Molly Sword On Thursday, November 21st, 75
St. John’s Lutheran Church & Ascension Episcopal Annabelle Underwood Although Greenpoint’s Pastor Katrina Foster says blessing of your pet can’t guarantee a change in behavior,
