Gowanus: We shall be moved. Comment

Books: Author Shelley Reuben both solves and writes mysteries. Comment

Books: Author Shelley Reuben both solves and writes mysteries. Comment

DUMBO: Get the inside scoop on Ample Hills Creamery’s madcap flavors. Comment

Books: Get the inside scoop on Ample Hills Creamery’s madcap flavors. Comments (5)

Greenpoint: Manners-minded artist Nathan Pyle on borough driving habits and nagivating the Brooklyn Bridge. Comment

Books: Manners-minded artist Nathan Pyle on borough driving habits and nagivating the Brooklyn Bridge. Comments (11)

Letters: Catch up on what your neighbors are thinking on the best soapbox in town. Comment

Big Screecher: This week, the Screecher lets you know what you have to do to make sure you live as long as he has. Comment

Nightlife: A magic show for adults, “Songwriter Deathmatch,” a silent reading club, the Golden Gloves, and more awesome things to do in Brooklyn April 11–16. Comments (2)

BoroBeat: Fifty families took home 50 trees and met retired Nets players, cheerleaders, and the team’s mascot on April 8. Comment

Williamsburg: Why should kids have all the fun? Comment

Bar Scrawl: Midnight Mile in Greenpoint has no vodka. No gin. No Scotch. Just American whiskey. Comments (12)

Bay Ridge Nights: Want classic rock, acoustic covers, heavy metal, or Top 40? Bay Ridge has it all this weekend! Comment

Gowanus: The political funny man talks life after “Totally Biased.” Comment

Nightlife: The political funny man talks life after “Totally Biased.” Comment

Prospect Heights: Alash Ensemble is more than just a pretty voice. Comment

A Britisher’s View: Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito should be impeached for her betrayal of the city she is elected to protect, our columnist says. Comment

Dyker Heights: Police are asking for the public’s help in tracking down a man they say swiped a credit card from a Dyker Heights mailbox and then went on an $8,000-plus, month-and-a-half-long spending spree at the victim’s expense. Comment

Art: The Society of Old Brooklynites has settled what constitutes “Old Brooklyn” once and for all. Except they operate on the honor system. Comment

Nightlife: Why should kids have all the fun? Comments (39)

Standing O: Standing O has left the light on for new TD Bank manager Joelle Gonzalez. Comment

Williamsburg: See the story of the ill-fated American pioneers live — and dead — on stage. Comment

Downtown: This Fulton Mall department store’s new handle really sticks out. Comment

Will’s Watch: Talk about setting somebody up for a fall. Comment

Coney Island: The longtime priest of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church died last week. Comment

Music: Alash Ensemble is more than just a pretty voice. Comment

Page 1: Seems like its been since forever since we had a bite to eat. I mean, we are famished. And everytime we think we’ll have a minute to go quickly grab a bite, we get side-tracked by something else. But that’s just the way it is when you in the news business. So the next time a reporter walks up to you and asks a question, offer him an apple or a stick of gum. It will make him and you feel better. Keep hustling, Brooklyn! Read more…

High School Sports: The Xaverian baseball team is off to a great start this season, despite losing 17 seniors from last year’s Brooklyn-Queens division championship team. Comment

Bushwick: An arts group is accepting work from sculptors to place in a community garden, no questions asked. Comment

BoroBeat: Fifty families took home 50 trees and met retired Nets players, cheerleaders, and the team’s mascot on April 8. Comments (1)

Fearless Living: This week, Stephanie figures she may be able to use technology to answer the tough questions. Comments (3)

Joe Knows: The Brooklyn Nets summer gamble has paid off. Comment

Mean Streets: Brooklyn’s Avenue of Death and Destruction is getting the go-slow treatment. Comments (7)

Gravesend: Scofflaw parents at Gravesend’s PS 216 have E. First Street on a crash course, neighbors say. Comment

Brooklyn Heights: The city is selling off its precious literary legacy to the highest bidder, said bookworms who rallied at the Central Library on Tuesday night to demand that the revenue-raising scheme be stopped. Comments (20)

Williamsburg: “Put a cat on it” is the mantra of an insurgent do-it-yourself movement, a queen of the craftswomen argues. Comment

No matter what the weather is like, you know spring has truly arrived when fresh-faced kids put on their baseball caps and step up to the plate. Comment

Theater: See the story of the ill-fated American pioneers live — and dead — on stage. Comments (3)

Crime: Find your neighborhood below or click the link above to get a full list. Read more…

Not for Nuthin’: This week, Jo bids a fond farewell to Lou Powsner. Comment

Dining: The two-decade-old Brooklyn Heights Cafe has reopened after a six-week renovation. Comment

High School Sports: Isabella Gerone is taking well to her role as James Madison’s new ace and captain. Comment

Art: An arts group is accepting work from sculptors to place in a community garden, no questions asked. Comments (2)

The Long Island University baseball team has proven it can handle a curve. Comment

Art: “Put a cat on it” is the mantra of an insurgent do-it-yourself movement, a queen of the craftswomen argues. Comments (10)

Bay Ridge: Bay Ridge has always had a small-town flavor — now it’s getting a taste of Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. Comment

Bay Ridge: High-end coffee has arrived in the Ridge. Comment

Bay Ridge: Bay Ridge has always had a small-town flavor — now it’s getting a taste of Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. Comments (4)

Bay Ridge: High-end coffee has arrived in the Ridge. Comments (41)

BoroBeat: Brooklyn kicked off its Easter celebration on April 5 and 6 with the first wave of egg hunts planned for this month. For all the fun, see our slideshow. Comment

BoroBeat: Brooklyn kicked off its Easter celebration on April 5 and 6 with the first wave of egg hunts planned for this month. For all the fun, see our slideshow. Comment

The Butcher of Flatbush Ave. Extension: What can a bunch of Brits teach a Brooklyn audience about American history? You might be surprised. Comment

Atlantic Yards: It looks inviting sure, but no one will be allowed to play or hang out on the arena’s planned emerald ceiling. Comment

Atlantic Yards: It looks inviting sure, but no one will be allowed to play or hang out on the arena’s planned emerald ceiling. Comments (15)

High School Sports: Brooklyn again produced some of the city’s brightest girls’ basketball stars. Comment

Coney Island: The Legendary Coney Island haberdasher — and one of America’s oldest active columnist until he stopped writing about a year ago — was 93 years old. Comment

Downtown: The city is ignoring pleas from Brooklyn Bridge neighbors who asked to be spared a lane change that would bring bridge-bound cars closer to their doorstep. Comments (19)

Bushwick: Creating affordable housing is all well and good but the city should also keep existing cheap apartments from going the way of the dodo, said protesters at a march through Bushwick on Sunday. Comments (3)

Park Slope: These girls and boys of summer could not have asked for a better way to start the season. Comment

Photo Galleries: BrooklynDaily.com has the story of the life of Coney Island stalwart Lou Powsner. Read more…

Midwood: These kids have a view that’s out of this world. Comment

Shopping: This Fulton Mall department store’s new handle really sticks out. Comments (9)

Crown Heights: Gardeners who have tilled a Crown Heights plot for eight years are scrambling to come up with cash to buy the lot back from a realtor who might uproot the veggie patch. Comments (1)

People got all revved up at a Vision Zero town hall last week. Comment

Downtown: NOW WITH AUDIO: A man who shares a name with the prolific BrooklynPaper.com commentator made an appearance at Borough Hall last week. Comments (26)

Marine Park: A Marine Park woman got a surreal surprise when a letter postmarked in 1969 finally arrived in the mail last week. Comment

A Marine Park woman got a surreal surprise when a letter postmarked in 1969 finally arrived in the mail last week. Comments (7)

It’s Only My Opinion: This week, our columnist breaks it down for you penny by penny. Comment

Sunday Screech: Want to live as long and healthily as the Screecher has? Then follow these easy tips! Comments (7)

A woman took a tragic tumble early on Friday morning when she tried to climb into the window of her boyfriend’s fourth-story Kent Avenue apartment, according to cops and a report. Comments (27)

Bay Ridge Nights: Bay Ridge Nights is back at BrooklynDaily.com, letting you know where to take cover from those pesky April showers. Read more…

Coney Island: Talk about high vault-age. Comment

Crime: Talk about high vault-age. Comments (1)

Mill Basin: The Mill Basin Civic Association celebrated another year of community service with an awards dinner and officer installation at Glen Terrace Caterers in Mill Basin on March 27. Comment

Marine Park: Plus a host of other crimes from Marine Park’s 63rd Precinct. Comment

Downtown: Activists block traffic on Flatbush Avenue in the name of affordable digs. Comments (28)

Hospitals in Crisis: Long Island College Hospital could actually stay a hospital! Comments (6)

Get ready to ride the Booklyn Shuttle. Comment

High School Sports: Poly Prep senior Rob Calabrese doesn’t have to look far to be reminded what he is playing for this season. The catcher and the Blue Devils are looking to claim their fourth-straight private school state title, something that has never been done in school history. Comment

Brooklyn Heights: The beat goes on in gentrified Brooklyn. Comment

Changing Brooklyn: The 20th-century Cobble Hill watering hole is taking its last gasps. Comment

Gowanus: Activists opposed to the Rock and Roll Playhouse, a planned kid-friendly restaurant and nightclub in Gowanus, say that the venture should not be grandfathered into an historic commercial zoning designation because the warehouse that would contain it has been a dead-zone for a decade. Comments (1)

Greenpoint: The state is looking bat to the future. Comment

Will’s Watch: In this week’s thrilling politics column at BrooklynDaily.com, the inside story of how residents of the posh Oceana Condominiums in Brighton Beach rewarded Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowitz for his efforts to prevent elevated public bathrooms from rising on the Boardwalk outside their complex. Read more…