Page 1: The print edition of The Brooklyn Paper will be on the streets tomorrow, but here’s your chance to read it all today! As usual, it’s jam-packed with the great journalism you’ve come to expect, but we even toss in a few surprises, like a full preview of Tuesday’s primary elections, including the bitter state Senate contest in Brooklyn Heights and rare congressional free-for-alls in Bay Ridge and central Brooklyn. Also in the issue, read all about three men who got tickets for drinking beer on their own stoop (!), a group of Bergen Street residents who saved an injured (and wayward) sea bird, and updates on all our ongoing arborcide coverage — plus all our regular police blotters, calendars and features. That Brooklyn Paper. Man, they’re onto something!

Editorial: Our editorial board endorses newcomers to replace longtime incumbents in the state Senate and in the House of Representatives, plus a veteran city councilman to represent Bay Ridge in Washington. Comments (18).

Boerum Hill: A badly injured sea bird had firefighters scrambling on Bergen Street in Boerum Hill on Tuesday morning — but New York’s Bravest were eventually able to coax this scared and wounded cormorant into safe hands. Comments (2).

Art: The tree-killing “New York City Waterfalls” project, which has enraged plant-loving Brooklynites by damaging local flora near the River Cafe in DUMBO and along the fabled Brooklyn Heights Promenade, will be turned off half of the time starting next week. Comments (2).

DUMBO: Police arrested a man they believe has been smashing car windows in the DUMBO area after the DA tied his DNA to a crimescene. Comments (1).