Brooklyn commuters hear from local leaders regarding upcoming G train shutdown
The G train has been a hot topic for many in Brooklyn - and change is finally coming.
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7h ago1:50
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2ds ago1:33
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3ds ago1:29
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7ds ago1:50
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8ds ago1:37
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13ds agoHowever, service along the G train will be shut down for multiple weeks, leaving commuters who rely on it looking for alternatives.
News 12's Shniece Archer was at a town hall in Greenpoint to hear how local leaders and community members are finding solutions.
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