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Photo by Park Slope StoopThe G train, which a New York Times writer recently dubbed Brooklyn’s “scrappy mascot [http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/02/nyregion/short-trains-frequent-disruptions-once-mocked-the-g-train-is-now-cool.html] ” is (reportedly) getting a makeover. And while the adjustments will primarily affect stations in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, the effects
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Photo by Rachel Silberstein/Bensonhurst BeanSouthern Brooklyn’s decrepit N line stations [http://www.bensonhurstbean.com/2015/01/post-apocalyptic-n-line-get-repairs-screwing-commute/] will finally get some TLC this month, but unfortunately that comes with a price for local commuters. The first half of the MTA’s planned four-year renovation [http://www.bensonhurstbean.com/
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Photo by Rachel Silberstein/Bensonhurst BeanSouthern Brooklyn’s decrepit N line stations [http://www.bensonhurstbean.com/2015/01/post-apocalyptic-n-line-get-repairs-screwing-commute/] will finally get some TLC this month, but unfortunately that comes with a price for local commuters. The first half of the MTA’s planned four-year renovation [http://www.bensonhurstbean.com/
Beverley Road
If anyone had to ride the subway last weekend, you know what a headache it was. But the lack of a Q train wasn’t the only thing that frustrated residents last week – neighbor Steven Davidson, who lives on Marlborough Road, wrote to us about the closure of Beverley Road