Mary Frost

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — The Landmarks Preservation Commission on Wednesday will review updated plans for the residential conversion and rooftop expansion of the Hotel Bossert, at 98 Montague St. in Brooklyn Heights.

The fire popped a large, square manhole cover and caused a dangerous buildup of carbon monoxide gas in nearby homes.

But on Tuesday morning, Tom Fruin's iconic stained glass artwork , “Watertower 3: R.V. Ingersoll,” disappeared, piece by piece, from its perch atop Brooklyn Bridge Park's administrative building at 334 Furman St.

The event — “Return of the Buffalo: Tatanka Owe Akupi” — is a work of public art on a spectacular scale, created by artist Amir Nizar Zuabi with elders from the Lakota and Lenape tribes, in partnership with St. Ann's Warehouse and

Responders were called to 24 Cathedral Place, a basketball area near the intersection of Tillary and Jay streets, at 12:07 p.m., where they found Brownsville resident Jayde Browne unconscious, with a gunshot wound in the torso.

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — The Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse, the biennial event which transforms a historic neighborhood home into a showcase of contemporary design, opened to the public on Friday.

DUMBO — Old Fulton Street in DUMBO on Sunday was co-named in honor of Patsy and Carol Grimaldi, the couple who first brought their legendary coal-fired

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — Over the holiday weekend, a social media post by megastar Kelly Clarkson claimed that a magical curiosity shop on Atlantic Avenue disrespected her during a brief shopping trip.

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — Sunday's Montague Open Streets event — the grand finale of the season — brought costumed pups, square dancing, kids activities and civic organizations to the lively, car-free street.

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS – Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Thursday rolled up to Garden Place in Brooklyn Heights in a white Contenur company cargo truck, hopped out and put the screws in the ground for Brooklyn's first residential Empire Bin.