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Editorial: The Brooklyn Paper’s editorial board generally supports workers rights, but the Council needs to go back to the drafting table and fix its flawed paid sick day bill. Comments (1)

Page 1: We know you’re still reeling from our 34-page, two-section 30th Anniversary Issue last week, but the newswatch never stops, so it’s already time for this week’s print version of The Brooklyn Paper. Click the link above to get the Paper as it was meant to be read — with our lavish graphics, full calendars and even a picture of Smartmom’s new couch. It’s all here, right now. Why wait until Friday? Keep hustlin’, Brooklyn! Comment

Theater: Cate Blanchett revival of Tennesse Williams classic is already sold out at BAM. Comments (1)

Crime: If it’s Wednesday, it’s Police Blotter day on BrooklynPaper.com. Find your neighborhood below or click the link above to get a full list. Comment

Forget Minnesota Fats playing in a smoke-filled room. Today’s Brooklyn pool halls are good clean fun. Comments (3)

Atlantic Yards: The state’s highest court has ruled against a group of landowners and tenants inside the Atlantic Yards footprint, a major victory for developer Bruce Ratner and state officials who had been sued on the grounds that they had abused their power of eminent domain. Comments (24)

Dining: First, Park Slope residents had to feel bad about eating non-organic food and having a high carbon footprint. Now, they even have to confront their liberal guilt when ordering in. Comments (20)

Clinton Hill: Cops have busted 11 alleged crack dealers who “controlled” an intersection with their brazen sales. Comments (2)

Fort Greene: Someone stole toiletries from the Target. Plus all the other crime news from Fort Greene and Clinton Hill’s 88th Precinct. Comment

Dining: There’s nothing “Regular” about this sibling rivalry at Cafe Regular on 11th Street. Comments (5)

Art: The Park Slope artist may be the most prolific painter in the city. Comments (2)

Books: Some authors have trouble finishing their novels. Jonathan Lethem is having trouble finishing reading his novel. Comment

Transit: Millions of people go to Coney Island by subway. But would the tens of thousands of residents consider switching to a ferry? Comments (3)

Williamsburg: In the end, a girl from Queens took the Miss G Train crown. Comments (5)

Rhythm & News: It’s Frank Hoier’s “Rhythm and News” — and it’s only on BrooklynPaper.com. With video … Comments (7)

Fort Greene: The makeover of Commodore Barry Park is a single, not a home run. Comments (1)

Music: A festival next month will present every single song by the biggest band ever — on the smallest guitar ever. Comment

Books: The Park Sloper’s new book, “Invisible,” is not about a character that can’t be seen, but rather about the moments in a life that fly under the radar. Clearly, it’s not autobiographical. Comments (2)

Dining: Brooklyn doesn’t have many restaurants like Deity. Comments (1)

Williamsburg: Anyone looking for a snazzy new tub for a bubble bath? Comment

Atlantic Yards: A welter of community groups and politicians joined the legal pile-on on Bruce Ratner’s Atlantic Yards project on Thursday, claiming in a lawsuit that the state shirked its duties by approving major modifications to the project over the summer without a review of the environmental consequences. Comments (16)

Park Slope: F and G train service in Brownstone Brooklyn was disrupted for two hours this morning after a man jumped in front of an incoming train at the Seventh Avenue station at around 7:35 am. Comments (1)

Williamsburg: Cops busted a Williamsburg super and two others on Wednesday for running a massive drug warehouse and hiding their stash in a sauna. Comments (13)

Fort Greene: Ruth West, known as much for her delicious pineapple layer cake and barbecued ribs as for her love of Fort Greene and the exacting standards she upheld at her two “Ruthie’s” restaurants, has died from pancreatic cancer. She was 76. Comments (7)