By Jared Foretek
Park Slope: Here’s one girl who can swim with the big kois.
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By Ben Muessig
Greenwood Heights: A severed pig’s head left outside the Green-Wood Cemetery was apparently a gift to the gods, but neighbors said the swine shrine was simply an assault on their senses.
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Meadows of Shame: In the wake of Sunday’s trash-filled party in Prospect Park, The Brooklyn Paper editorial board reminds readers that the park is for everyone — and everyone should pick up his damn trash afterwards!
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By Meredith Deliso
By Meredith Deliso
Nightlife: The board game Olympics, that is.
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By Shannon Geis
The Brooklyn Paper / Tyler Waugh
By Shannon Geis
Park Slope: A middle-aged man on a park bench is brutalized! Plus all the other crime news from Park Slope’s 78th Precinct.
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By Robert Voris
Prospect Heights: A block party ends in bloodshed for two men. Plus all the other crime news from Prospect Heights’s 77th Precinct.
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By Robert Voris
Windsor Terrace: The only crimes reported last week in Windsor Terrace’s 72nd Precinct were against cars.
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By Gersh Kuntzman
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Meadows of Shame: One day after our story about a party promoter who left Prospect Park a mess, the Parks Department now says it will try to get some cash for all that trash.
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By Gersh Kuntzman
The Best Thing We Ate This Week: Don’t miss the corned beef hash at Dizzy’s.
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By Thurston Dooley III
Dooley Noted: It is not very often that a theatrical production comes along that features puppetry, scenery-chewing acting, greatly truncated Shakespeare and absurd accents — and yet still doesn’t fully satisfy me.
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By Jacob Kleinman
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Prospect Heights: The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is about to break ground on a new, transparent, glass-walled structure — but it’s not a new greenhouse, it’s a spiffy new Washington Avenue entrance.
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By The Politicrasher
Politicrasher: The Republican Party is tearing itself apart even before its City Council candidate in Park Slope can get his chance to be shredded at the polls in November.
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By Robin Riskin
Event: Don’t be scared, be excited by our nocturnal pals. After all, they eat bugs.
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