This Week In The Slope: Fuhgeddaboudit Fanfare, Clear Child Returned, ZuZu Sayonara, And More
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• Stolen Art Slope sculpture ‘hovering’ over Prospect Park lake has been returned.
• 5 attempted rapes in area continue to go unsolved; First case dates back to April 20.
• Architects with history of breaking building regulations set to design new Windsor Terrace residences.
• ZuZu Ramen says ‘Sayonara’ soon after sister restaurant Sheep Station says ‘G’Day’.
• Art Slope Festival Review: Brooklyn’s Big Tent Show at ShapeShifter Lab.
• Ample Hills celebrates Roald Dahl’s 100th Birthday with a literary treat.
• Millennium Brooklyn High School makes NY Post’s Top 40 List.
• Hate crime trial started for Barclays Center assailant, local pol says it’s a test for DA.
• City Council prepares to take on idling & public health impacts.
• Come on, Fuhgeddaboudit! if you don’t believe it’s now in the Oxford English Dictionary.
• Dining Review – Break-in Edition: We paid Lotus and Mezcal’s a visit after a burglar did the same.
• Slope Real Estate Roundup: Gene Wilder Edition.
• What to look for at the Atlantic Antic this Sunday, September 25.
• Adoptable animal of the week: Jigsaw the dog.
• Take A Ride On The Carousel In Prospect Park. (Sponsored)
• Meet physicians from Weill Cornell Medicine Brooklyn practices. (Sponsored)
• Greenmarket Recipe: Zucchini and Summer Squash Sauté.
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, September 19: Pete Hamill Returns, Spooky Prices, Bags Of Goo, and more
• Tuesday, September 20: Maya Rudolph’s Prince Cover Band, Taco Truck Triumph, and more
• Thursday, September 22: Mortified Nation, Citi Bike Surprise, Wandering Cows, and more.
• Friday, September 23: Can New York survive a Trump presidency? And more.