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Last Week in Brooklyn Openings and Closings

From courthouse to community center in ENY; the Black Lady is back; Ganso Yaki is no more. Openings and closings from Oct. 3 — 7

John V. Santore, Patch StaffVerified Patch Staff Badge

BROOKLYN, NY — Here are some of the openings, closings, and real estate-related stories that made headlines this week :

Boerum Hill

  • Ganso Yaki has closed after a year-and-a-half in business (DNAinfo)

Brooklyn Heights

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  • The pop-up pool at Brooklyn Bridge Park just got one more summer in action (Patch)

East New York

Clinton Hill

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  • A 16-story building with 142 apartments will rise on land owned by St. Mary's Episcopal Church (Patch)

Crown Heights

  • The Black Lady Theater is about to host its first event in 20 years (Patch)
  • Tot Town will start welcoming kids, parents and caregivers to its rest and play space this week (Patch)

Fort Greene

  • "Hudson Jane" is bringing a new touch of cafe culture to Myrtle Avenue — plus, it will be a wine bar by night (DNAinfo)

Greenpoint

  • The tenants have returned to 300 Nassau Ave. following a three-year battle with their landlord (Patch)

Gowanus

  • Plans are developing for a "high performance" neighborhood manufacturing hub (Patch)

Kensington

  • New neighborhood restaurant Propellerhead has closed after one month in business (Patch)

Park Slope

  • Spanish immersion program Juguemos a Cantar is opening a new neighborhood play and education space (Patch)
  • El Pollito Mexicano is shutting down after more than a decade in business (DNAinfo)
  • The developers behind a 130-apartment rental project on 5th Avenue have secured nearly $41 million in funding (The Real Deal)

Prospect Heights

  • Have you ever thought about live-streaming your dinner? Here's your chance, courtesy of "Live on Air." (Patch)

Sunset Park

  • El Tahur Bar and Restaurant says it will serve spicy "micheladas" — and keep customers on their best behavior (Patch)
  • Community members are entering into mediation with Los Tres Potrillos, prompted by past neighborhood problems and the business's plans to expand (Patch)
  • A massive new co-working space is opening in Industry City this November (Patch)

And the city has revised its affordable housing rules to make auctions more open to low-income applicants (Patch)

Pictured at top: Omar Hardy in front of The Black Lady on Friday. Photo by John V. Santore

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