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    The Battle of Brooklyn at 250

    By Jack Delaney | jdelaney@queensledger.com In Prospect Park, over 300 reenactors charged across the Long Meadow in a cloud of musket smoke. In Red Hook, an

    GUNK Turns Three

    The Brooklyn-based indie music magazine hosted a 12-hour birthday extravaganza to mark the milestone. BY ADELINE DAAB news@queensledger.com On a windowsill at The Owl. Below a

    COBB: Jane Jacobs, Greenpoint’s Cassandra

    In 2005, the legendary urbanist warned that building residential towers in Greenpoint was an “ugly and intractable mistake.” 20 years later, her words are prophetic.

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    COBB: Jane Jacobs, Greenpoint’s Cassandra

    In 2005, the legendary urbanist warned that building residential towers in Greenpoint was an “ugly and intractable mistake.” 20 years later, her words are prophetic.

    The Battle of Brooklyn at 250

    By Jack Delaney | jdelaney@queensledger.com In Prospect Park, over 300 reenactors charged across the Long Meadow in a cloud of musket smoke. In Red Hook, an

    GUNK Turns Three

    The Brooklyn-based indie music magazine hosted a 12-hour birthday extravaganza to mark the milestone. BY ADELINE DAAB news@queensledger.com On a windowsill at The Owl. Below a

    Gunk Rock Summer

    Lesley Braver’s new album, “The Fish Queen of the Gowanus Canal,” traces the neighborhood’s history from the perspective of a 400-year-old “superorganism.” BY JACK DELANEY

    COBB: The Tragic Story of Roger Kennedy

    GEOFFREY COBB Author, “Greenpoint Brooklyn’s Forgotten Past” gcobb91839@Aol.com McGinn’s looked like a hundred other working-class taverns scattered across Brooklyn, but to the men who gathered

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