This Week In BKLYNER: The Key To Key Food, Arrivederci Lucio, Teen Found Dead In Prospect Park Lake, And More
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• You’re not just voting for the next President on Tuesday — Here’s what you need to know.
• Floating body of 19-Year-Old man found in Prospect Park Lake.
• Cops seek man who vanished from his St. Mark’s Avenue apartment.
• Sticky Shoes So-Long: Neighbors invited to give Pavilion a sendoff on November 1.
• Exploring the Pavilion’s dark secrets one last time.
• From ‘It’s A Bodega!’ to 22K Square Feet, grocery store footprint expands for Key Food Site.
• Arrivederci, Lucio: Prospect Park Alliance honor beloved carousel manager.
• iBrooklyn: Apple Store coming to 300 Ashland Place.
• Advocates call for elevator at Park Slope’s 7th Avenue F/G Subway Station.
• Artists haven in Gowanus cleared & ready for office development.
• Dining Review: Cody’s is totally cromulent.
• Dining Review: Warm fires and luscious grapes at Black Mountain Wine House.
• An Activist without question: On Katia Kelly and her blog ‘Pardon Me For Asking’.
• The Great PUPkin’s Greatest Hits: Pooches, puns, and costumes make crowds howl in Fort Greene.
• Smashing Pumpkins: Brooklynites trick out homes to dole out treats [PHOTOS].
• City releases possible BQX Streetcar Routes for Downtown Brooklyn & other waterfront nabes.
• Mold continues to plague Red Hook Houses, four years after Sandy.
• On 4th Anniversary of Sandy, City says “Substantial Progress” made on preparations for next storm.
• Four years after Sandy, climate resiliency planning for Brooklyn waterfront continues.
• BKLYNER Real Estate Roundup: The High Life (Really High).
• Massive scale-back on NYPD’s use of nuisance abatement proposed by City Council.
• Street closures & security considerations for the 2016 TCS New York City Marathon.
• Adoptable animal of the week: Miss Molly the dog.
The Down-Lows from this week, our new round-up of stories in our neck of the woods as well as other curiosities all over Brooklyn.
• Monday, October 31: Cookie Monster stabbed over racist costume and other stories you shouldn’t miss.
• Tuesday, November 1: Ash-Scattering opera house tour and other stories you shouldn’t miss.
• Wednesday, November 2: Take a ‘Panic Dream’ Poll and other stories you shouldn’t miss.
• Thursday, November 3: Bob Dylan’s Manhattan Bridge and other stories you shouldn’t miss.