Week In Review: A Tale Of Two Key Foods, Public Art At Putnam Plaza, And A Michelin Star

Missed some of this week’s news? Here’s a recap:

• Add your events to our Brooklyn-wide calendar!
• Here’s our Kids Calendar through October 6.
• This week’s real estate listings.
• WEATHER TIPS: Hurricane Joaquin
• Moving to Fort Greene? Get your Open Me First box! (SPONSORED)

TOP STORIES

• A new public art canopy has been installed at Putnam Triangle Plaza by Pratt students.
• Myrtle Avenue Key Food reopens next Friday, October 9!
• The Lafayette Avenue Key Food will return — eventually.
• The Finch received a Michelin star!
• Support local businesses affected by water cutoffs on Myrtle Avenue.

CRIME/POLICE

• Help find this missing Bed-Stuy senior and this local woman.
• Clinton Hill newlyweds were involved in a fatal car crash on Long Island during their honeymoon.
• There were no injuries in a fire at 372 Washington Avenue.
• Crime statistics for the 88th Precinct: September 14-20.
• Clinton Hill man sentenced to life in prison for kidnap, torture, and rape of his ex-girlfriend — in front of their toddler daughter.
• These two men allegedly robbed a sleeping straphanger in Downtown Brooklyn.

OTHER NEWS

• Meet Sam Polcer, local photographer.
• SCO Family Services officially sold 570 Fulton to a developer.
• Governor Andrew Cuomo called for anti gun-violence measures.
• Try dessert for breakfast at Annex Brooklyn.
• Attend pet workshops and keep adopting cats at our cat cafe!
• Find out if you are you owed money through unclaimed funds.
• Flashback Friday: The ruins of Dr. Talmage’s church in Clinton Hill.