This Week In The Slope: Drones Soaring, Heads Bleeding, Pols Uniting

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Here’s a look back at some stories you might have missed this week:

• Deceitful ‘contractor’ sentenced for bilking Slope homeowners out of $85,900.

• Politicians unite behind community, ‘deeply concerned’ about Key Food site development.

• New video shows pedestrians ignoring bloodied bike lock assault victim.

• Two victims stabbed in Prospect Park Wednesday night; Suspect arrested, police say.

• Victim bloodied at Bartel-Pritchard Square after being assaulted with bike lock.

• Bread & Joe opens, offering Chinese baked goods and 4th Avenue caffeine.

• Oscar-Nominated cinematographer charged with DWI after slamming into parked cars.

• Brooklyn Drones opens, inviting you to fly the friendly skies.

• Quintet of recent restaurants closures, both established and fleeting.

• Missing 75-Year-Old woman with dementia has been found.

• Support our South Brooklyn Shakespeare at their Annual Gala Fundraising Event on March 28.

• VOTE! for Prospect Park in USA Today’s 10Best City Park Award.

• A new app to help stop the homework battles at home (Sponsored).

• Adoptable animal of the week: Commodore the dog.

• Spring forward for Daylight Saving Time this weekend; check your smoke detectors, too.

• Flashback Friday: The 1915 ‘Negro Invasion’ of Park Slope.

• Save the Date: A Taste of Fifth Avenue (Sponsored).

• Experience a divine culture – final week! (Sponsored).