Bridge ‘Park’: The first luxury waterfront condos within the state’s Brooklyn Bridge Park development are selling at a rate of one a day, according to Robert Levine, owner of the 499-unit building at One Brooklyn Bridge Park (360 Furman St.), at the foot of Joralemon Street beneath Brooklyn Heights. Comment.

Beside the Point: The second of a three-part series on the history of sugar in the United States. Comment.

Williamsburg Waterfront: Residents, pols debate future of massive sugar plant site. Comment.

Carroll Gardens: Activist hopes to save empty lot in Red Hook for birds. Comment.

Coney Island: Coney Island developer Joe Sitt is being accused of backing out of a deal to save a historic Coney Island building. Comment.

Carroll Gardens: Hotelier Sam Chang has sold his barely three-month-old Comfort Inn Hotel for more than $22 million. Comment.

Williamsburg Waterfront: Activists claim the controversial architect is the reason a hole was accidentally drilled into a subway station. Comment.

Carroll Gardens: A pedestrian-friendly detail in the city’s proposal to reopen and expand the House of Detention on Atlantic Avenue has ignited a storm of opposition. Comment.

Carroll Gardens: At least one developer is ready to put condos on the Gowanus Canal. Comment.

Red Hook: Ikea is rising in Red Hook. Comment.

Fort Greene: An artist is proposing a mural for the side of Tillie’s coffee shop, but her idea has to past muster with preservationists. Comment.

Fort Greene: The son of the artist who built the iconic Broken Angel ziggurat has issued a written plea for “public support” during his family’s continued fight with the city. Comment.

Park Slope: The city is seeking bids for an athletic facility in the Park Slope Armory. Comment.

Heights Lowdown: Our columnist visits with her Brooklyn Heights neighbors Comment.

Brooklyn South: Our columnist crunches the numbers and figures out her favorite summertime pick-me-up is too expensive for everyday use. Comment.

Greene Acres: The city earned some brownie points in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill this week, quashing a developer’s plans to build a 16-story tower on a four-story block. Comment.

Yellow Hooker: Another beloved building may be coming down for condos and - you guessed it — everyone is up in arms! Comment.

Smartmom: What happens in the idyllic brownstone neighborhood of Park Slope if you see a teenager smoking a cigarette on Seventh Avenue? Comment.

Parenting: Things to do with your kids this week. Comment.

Letters: Once again, The Paper has been inundated with correspondence from readers like you. Comment.

Perspective: The Weekly World News, featuring our favorite voice of conservatism, Ed Anger, has stopped it’s presses forever. How would Mr. Anger react? Comment.

Art: Artists covered two large windows of a DUMBO building with Post-it notes on Wednesday, in an interactive exhibit of what the average person has “to do.” Comment.

The Brooklyn Paper is a Suburban News­papers of America “Newspaper of the Year,” the group announced on Monday. Comments (2).

Politics: Rep. Yvette Clarke is on bed-rest in her Flatbush home following surgery last Monday to remove uterine fibroids. Comment.

Downtown: The world’s largest online penguin paraphernalia retailer — Brooklyn’s own “Penguin Place” — is so ruffled by a Hollywood-inspired explosion in competition, that he’s re-tooling his Web site. Comment.

Bridge ‘Park’: Our cartoonist’s take. Comment.

Gary Sinese and his Lt. Dan Band will be performing at the Whitman Theater of Brooklyn College in a concert to raise money for the expansion of the Wall of Remembrance at Keyspan Park. Comment.

Downtown: The Brooklyn Historical Society is getting a new bluestone sidewalk. Comment.

Downtown: The city is making on-street parking more resident-friendly in the former manufacturing district. Comment.

Fort Greene: Bowing to community, the city has withdrawn a plan to cram a center for suspended students into Fort Greene’s highly regarded MS 113. Comments (3).

Park Slope: Want to fix your local park? Then you better have patience and a lot of determination. Comment.

Park Slope: A couple is claiming that wastewater from a nearby KFC is destroying their house. Comment.

Park Slope: An out-of-control Dodge wreaked havoc in Park Slope on Sunday, careening into and knocking down the blue scaffolding outside of the old Landmark Pub building on Seventh Avenue and Second Street, reportedly taking down the awning of the Met Food Market next store, and, finally, crashing into a tree in front of Maggie Moo’s ice cream shop. Comment.

Bay Ridge: After locals complained about too much trash, traffic and noise, Great Wall Supermarket on Fort Hamilton Parkway near 67th Street has agreed to clean up its waste. Comment.

Bay Ridge: Finally! The city’s making Dreier-Offerman Park a park! Comment.

Bay Ridge: Rep. Vito Fossella says the bike path along the Shore Road promenade is in desperate need of repairs. Comment.

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