It was a somber day for many customers of Crest Hardware in Williamsburg Friday afternoon as it began to close its doors for the last time. Store owner Joseph Franquinha announced the closure to ...

Desert Island, a comic book shop for offbeat, independent and small-press fare, is at risk of losing its long-standing ...

In the early 2000s, Williamsburg became a utopia for the counterculture to emerge from the George W. Bush era. Its hipster community so vehemently rejected the mass market that some even started ...

Whether in-store or online, Lockwood Williamsburg presents a unique mix of products that ... and a curated assortment of vintage and antique furniture. Known for its eclectic mix of items sourced ...

The video below the break is a fascinating 1969 film following Wallace Gusler, the gunsmith at the museum town of Williamsburg ... The stock and rifle furniture are crafted from a single piece ...

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The historic Kellogg’s Diner is back with new owners, a new menu, and plenty of nods to its more than 100-year history in Williamsburg. Nearly a year after it closed for renovations, the eatery will ...

Many think gratuity grabs have gotten out-of-hand, with New Yorkers feeling pressure to tip not just at restaurants and hotels but at hardware stores, dry cleaners and even for exterminators.

When Rhett Brandt and Dave Gagliardi opened up their coffee shop, Secret, in a mall in East Williamsburg ... that he uses it to store a wealth of photography books. Before making the shelving units it ...

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