This Week In The Slope: Turkish Delight, Mallet Fright, Dance Limelight, And More
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Here’s a look back at some stories you might have missed this week:
• Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders opened his Brooklyn campaign office on Saturday in Gowanus.
• Suspect who choked elderly woman strikes again in Park Slope and Queens, cops say.
• For the love of prayer and architecture: The Churches of Park Slope.
• Mobile studios for artists? Yes, you can vote for that.
• Where to hunt for Easter Eggs in Brooklyn this weekend.
• Diving Deep While Skimming The Surface: Photographer Steven Hirsch exhibits ‘Gowanus Waters’ at Gowanus Souvenir Shop.
• ‘He Was Possessed By Someone Else’: FreshDirect worker speaks after brutal mallet attack [Video].
• City Council overwhelmingly approves Mayor’s controversial zoning changes.
• Dining Review: Seed opens, offering fresh and nuanced Turkish cuisine.
• Unhinged man beats FreshDirect worker with mallet on bustling Atlantic Avenue [Graphic Video].
• Clock is ticking on fate of local day care’s Red Hook location.
• Dancewave Gala spotlights Capital Project for striking space renovations.
• Key Food Stakeholder Group and Developer say ‘Constructive Dialogue’ happening; Details under wraps.
• Where’s the nearest live gig? Gigbloc app has just the heat map for you.
• New York moves to E-Prescriptions to curb drug abuse.
• Theater Review: The Gallery Players present ‘One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest.’
• Brewshot Opens: Have your Beygl and eat it, too.
• Cops release additional video in violent choking of 91-year-old woman on March 2.
• Time to get your Taste of Fifth tickets (Sponsored).
• Adoptable animal of the week: Hera the dog.