Week In Review: Anchor And Plow Opens, Reverend Sniffen Is Leaving, And Water Shutoffs On Myrtle Avenue

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 September 15.
• Moving to Fort Greene? Get your Open Me First box! (SPONSORED)

FOOD:

• Grand Opening: Anchor And Plow, from Chez Oskar owner.
• Free cookies at The Good Batch this weekend to celebrate their anniversary!

CRIME/POLICE

• Crime statistics for the 88th Precinct: August 24-30.
• This man allegedly masturbated in front of a woman on the D train.
• Do you recognize the man in this sketch? He’s wanted for a shooting that left a Clinton Hill man in a coma.

NEWS

• Street closures this Sunday, September 13.
• Are you apartment hunting? Check out these open houses.
• Reverend Michael Sniffen is leaving the Church of St. Luke and St. Matthew.
• The city is shutting water off Monday, September 14 on Myrtle between Hall and Emerson.
• G train derailment causes service delays.
• Myrtle Avenue’s age-friendly district gets some citywide recognition.
• Find out if you are you owed money through unclaimed funds.
• Reserve your spot for the September Wallabout Historic Walking Tour!