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What Lies Beneath

by Tim Stelloh

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It was a hot day in July 1996 when Dorothy Swick started smelling chemicals in the basement of her Greenpoint home. She scoured the sheetrock walls and barren concrete floor for clues, but found nothing.

We Made It Ma! Williamsburg Named One of State’s “Seven to Save”

by Williams Cole

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A brisk but clear morning high atop the roof of the former Esquire Shoe Polish Building in Williamsburg brought out the latest effort in putting public focus on massive and often uncontrolled development in this part of Brooklyn.

For What Reason?

by Missy Comley Beattie

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Soon, it will be seven months since my brother Mark’s youngest child, Marine Lance Cpl. Chase Johnson Comley, was killed in Iraq, his face blown off by a massive, vehicular suicide bomb.

New Skool Journalism Beats the Street

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This session of the New Skool Journalism Workshop found teen journos digging into the lives of other writers and artists. Applying a critical scrutiny to their own world and their own work.