Week In Review: Choysters And Gentleman Farmer Open, 966 Fulton Is Saved, And Millions Of Dollars Come For Arts Groups

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

• Add your events to our new Brooklyn-wide calendar!
• Here’s our Kids Calendar through September 1.
• Moving to Fort Greene? Get your Open Me First box! (SPONSORED)

FOOD:

• Choyster’s Raw Bar is open for business.
• Garden of Eatin’ Recipe: Aretha Singleton’s “exotic cabbage.”
• Gentleman Farmer is open for dinner!

CRIME/POLICE

• Crime stats dropped a bit during the week of August 10-16.
• Meet Auxiliary Police Officer Deshawn Irby, aka the dancing cop.
• Do you recognize these robbery suspects?
• Who is this alleged purse-snatcher?
• A woman was assaulted on the Q train recently.

NEWS

• The day care and senior center at 966 Fulton will be staying put!
• No left turns, safety bollards, longer crosswalk times and more pedestrian safety changes to Atlantic-Washington-Underhill Avenues.
• Millions of dollars are coming to local arts groups, thanks to Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and Councilmember Laurie Cumbo.
• Sneak peek: what 491 Myrtle Avenue will look like as a four-story apartment building.
• Happy National Dog Day, from local pooches!
• Need a job? Check out these listings.
• Sign up for pre-GED classes at Bedford and Central Library branches!
• Attend one of these City Point Tower One affordable housing workshops.
• Share your Clinton Hill story with the Brooklyn Public Library.
• Find out if you are you owed money through unclaimed funds.
• Reserve your spot for the September Wallabout Historic Walking Tour!