Week In Review: A Tossed Lawsuit, New Restaurants, And “Je Suis Charlie”

Here’s a recap of this week’s stories:

• Kindergarten enrollment began and Brooklyn’s info session is coming up in Prospect Heights.
• Two Fort Greene mompreneurs invite you to their crab shack.
• Cops are still hunting for the man who beat and sexually assaulted an elderly woman.
• Pratt professor Richard Borge drew “Je Suis Charlie” in solidarity with massacred French cartoonists.
• June will herald a changing of the guard at BAM and the Brooklyn Museum.
• A judge tossed out a negligence lawsuit in the 2010 death of a Fort Greene woman.
• Clinton Hill home sale prices skyrocketed in 2014.
• Apply for a grant to improve your neighborhood.
• A popular French farm-to-table eatery is expanding to Myrtle Avenue.
• Have you seen this missing Clinton Hill senior?
• Forest City Ratner Companies is hiring at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

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