Nightlife: Pricey mix-your-own-drink craze lands in Prospect Heights. Comments (3).

Atlantic Yards: Twenty-six Brooklyn civic groups have gotten together and filed the latest lawsuit over Bruce Ratner’s Atlantic Yards mega-development. Comment.

GO Brooklyn’s essential guide to surviving April showers. Comment.

Coney Island: Carnies descend on City Hall to protest waterfront condos. Comment.

Dining: A new chef at Melt makes Tina do just that! Comments (1).

Cyclones: Last year’s Clone is this year’s Met. Comment.

Development: A reparations advocate says that in 1969, the British bank bought an institution with ties to the slave trade. Comments (1).

Dining: A new look at the new location of Mexicali. Comment.

Fort Greene: For 15 years, neigbors of the Celestial Church of Christ have complained about its loud Sunday service. Now, the city is set to do something about it. Comments (2).

Fort Greene: A Westchester legislator says the Harvey Litchenstein was treated to a double dip. Comment.

Fort Greene: Why did the Port Authority give money to BAM? Comment.

Downtown: TGI Friday’s has closed down their restaurant inside the historic Gage & Tollner building. Comment.

Checkin’ in with: Do you love your favorite book enough to, well, let it go? Masha Hamilton hopes so. Comment.

Downtown: Joe Chirico, who put his heart and soul into Gage and Tollner for nine years, says it’s tough for any restaurant to survive in that location. Comment.

Bay Ridge: The Fire Department’s decision to stop allowing ambulances from Victory Memorial Hospital to respond to 911 calls as of April 1 — a decision that the beleaguered hospital claimed put patients at risk — was made largely because of the medical center’s inability to keep its own emergency vehicles on the road, a high-level FDNY chief told The Brooklyn Paper. Comment.

Event: What you don’t know about the Botanic Garden’s ‘Hanami’ festival. Comment.

Brooklyn South: I guess we all wish we had a place to put our car — amound other things. Comment.

Books: Colson Whitehead gives speech at LIU, doesn’t return our calls. Comment.

Music: After a busy 2006, local rockers Bishop Allen gear up for another big year. Comment.

Letters: Our readers sound off some more on the plan to install one-way avenues in Park Slope. Comment.

TV: The Black Donnellys and Brooklyn’s new mafia connection. Comment.

Smartmom: Smartmom ruffles some feathers while cleaning up the clan’s apartment. Comment.

Bay Ridge: Dyker Heights’ downzoning has been officially certified. Comment.

Art: A Columbia Street mural gives you the skinny on Red Hook in newspaper clips. Comment.

Downtown: According to its owner, Bubby’s in DUMBO won’t be closing anytime soon. Comments (1).

Downtown: A drunk driver plowed his truck through the window of an Atlantic Avenue storefront. Comment.

DUMBO: The J Condo is hosting an art competition for potential buyers. Comment.

Heights Lowdown: Maybe the behemouth should study Brooklyn before putting a store here. Comment.

Park Slope: Community Board 6 might not like one-way avenues, but they love bike lanes. Comment.

Park Slope: It’s time for kids to play ball! Comments (1).

Park Slope: A roundup of neighborhood crime. Comment.

Fort Greene: Unraveling the mystery of the lost bus stop. Comment.

Yellow Hooker: What’s more important, individual rights or the good of the community? Comment.

Fort Greene: A round-up of neighborhood crime. Comment.

Greene Acres: Elected officials rail against a plan to sell a state-owned office building at 55 Hanson Place. Comment.

Bay Ridge: Last seen running through the streets of Bay Ridge, Herbie the cow is now living the good life Upstate. Comment.

PS … I Love You: At 3 pm, teenagers take over the sidewalks — and civilization as we know it. Comment.

Bay Ridge: A roundup of this week’s neighborhood crime Comment.

All the important meetings you should be going to. Comment.

Fort Greene: A church’s not-so-portable heating unit on its way out Comment.

Music: Life in a Blender is wondering ‘What happened to Smith?’ Comment.