Hamptons Agenda: 'My Brilliant Divorce,' PetFest, Garden Tour

Also happening June 8-10, a pro offers a stand-up paddleboarding lesson, Andy Cohen speaks at an East Hampton bookstore and Dianne Reeves sings in Westhampton Beach.

Does Celebrate Brooklyn Annoy You?

Tell us how you really feel.

Photo of the Day: Car Wars

Two-for-One Tickets to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Get your plant on.

Got Walgreens Woes? Share Them at Next Week's Community Meeting

Key Food is closing, but you can still have your voice heard.

Brooklyn Celebrated! Now, Cleaning Time

Venus to Transit Sun Tuesday Evening

Once-in-a-lifetime event may be obscured by clouds in New York.

Cuomo Seeks to Decriminalize 'Open Air' Marijuana Arrests

Governor's proposal would mean only a violation for small amounts of pot produced during stop-and-frisks.

The Early Word: Prospect Park's Carousel Turns 100 This Weekend

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

Letter to the Editor: Windsor Terrace Residents Need a Grocery Store

By Lauren Elvers Collins and Ryan Lynch

Local Pols Press New Walgreens to Offer Produce

The loss of Key Food will leave Windsor Terrace with few options for groceries.

The Early Word: Free Yoga at the Audubon Center

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

Photo of the Day: The Parade Marches On

Minor Injuries After Fire Sweeps Windsor Place Home

Blaze broke out just before 2:51 a.m. Sunday in three-story wood-frame house.

Occupy Kensington is Born

Launched Saturday, the group plans to tackle such issues as raising the minimum wage, back-wages at Golden Farm and the area's lack of open space.

Occupy Kensington on Saturday

Spurred by recent events at Golden Farm, Kensington joins the protest.

Bike Helmets Should Be Mandatory, Says Councilman

A first time violation for riding bare-headed would be $25 under the proposed law.

The Early Word: Clean Up with Kensington Trash Mob

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

Soho Cafe & Grill is Hiring

The restaurant is looking for someone to work the grill.

Nails by Amy No More

Fans of the lauded nail salon will have to trek to Windsor Terrace to get their foot massage fix.

Police Search for Missing Teenager

Savannah Nuñez was last seen on May 22.

Photo of the Day: The Keeper of Babbos Books

Kensington Resident's Memorial to Fallen Comrades Demolished

Incident occurred at the Prison Ship Martyrs' Monument on Monday.

Have You Seen Olive the Cat?

A Windsor Terrace resident is asking for help finding her beloved feline.

Celebrate Memorial Day at Green-Wood Cemetery

The cemetery will host its 14th annual Memorial Day concert Monday afternoon.

Weekend Rails: May 26 - 28

What you need to know before you leave the house.

Week in Review: May 20 - 27

A look back at the notable events of the past week.

Alternate Side Parking Suspended on Monday

Your car is safe from the city for another day.

Beaches Officially Open for Summer

Lifeguards will be on duty between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. through Labor Day.

Photo of the Day: One Hot Dawg

Police to Motorcycle Owners: Get a Garage

A string of eight motorcycle thefts since February has cops concerned for the chopper-owning public.

The Early Word: This Weekend, Finally Get Your Dang Lobster Roll

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

MTA Expresses Disdain for Subway Station Grades

Council members propose system similar to that used for restaurants

Kensington Hero to be Honored with Rededication Ceremony

Col. Donald Cook will be honored in his newly spruced-up square on Friday.

Locals React to 16th Street Sexual Assault

Councilmember Brad Lander, Safe Slope and Brooklyn Bike Patrol express concern about Wednesday's sexual assault on 16th Street.

Compost for Brooklyn is Having a Block Party

Enjoy a day of food, music and ecologically-sound fun.

A New Sexual Assault Reported in Park Slope

The attacker's description is similar to the one who terrorized the area last spring.

Police Blotter: Arson on East 2nd Street

Reports from the 72nd Precinct

The Early Word: Jaya Yoga East to Offer 'Express' Classes

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

Elusive 'Ghost Dog' Haunts Prospect Park No More

The 100-plus pound Cane Corso has been spirited out of Prospect Park for good.