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Brooklyn News Roundup

Sean Egan

Sep 3, 2016 — 1 min read

Photo via Facebook/Southern Brooklyn Scrapbook. — Photo via Facebook

It’s been a busy week, but the long weekend is upon us! We’ve rounded up the most interesting news from our sister sites around Brooklyn. Stay up to date with the borough’s news with this compilation.

Residents question status of 24th street hotel currently housing homeless families. [Sunset Park Voice]

Community mourns Flatbush teen stabbed to death at Cornel University. [Ditmas Park Corner]

Trader Joe’s delays City Point opening until 2017. [Fort Greene Focus]

No caffeine withdrawal for Park Slope: New Starbucks, Everyman Espresso, and Uptown Roasters coming this fall. [Park Slope Stoop]

Man gunned down in Borough Park drive-by . [Bensonhurst Bean]

Flatbush hair artists celebrate one year on Nostrand Avenue. [DPC]

Six-story building to replace New Sapolo Restaurant in Clinton Hill. [FGF]

Kids learn how to build a sustainable Brooklyn in school. [PSS]

Colson Patisserie to open new Sunset Park cafe on 10th anniversary. [SPV]

Filthy 18th Ave KFC joins fate of dreary 18th Ave McDonald’s. [BB]

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