The Week on the Stoop

A tired tire dog.

On My Block wants you to make a movie with your neighbors.

Greenwood Park reignites the strollers-in-bars debate, and everyone has a lot to say about it.

The Teen Commandments are the official bards of the G train.

We saw the flowers, and the flowers were fake.

The Straphangers Campaigned assessed the subways, and the results mostly confirm what we’d suspected: the Q is great, the C is not, and the G is beyond discussion.

We won’t be CitiBiking this month, it sounds like. But maybe next? Maybe?

Another ghost stroller emerged, and just like last time, no one has any theories. So far, though, no NYT exposé on the issue.

Why don’t more coffee shops give discounts for bringing your own travel mug?

Babies: the Pilates machines that nap.

We started plotting our GO open-studio strategy.

Solved! The great mystery of the Park Slope “It” Bag.

Police caught the public’s help to find Aliyah Brock.

We are at war with the flyers, and the flyers are winning.

The New York Times got very excited about Greenwood Heights.