Police have arrested a minor who may have been responsible for a string of burglaries in Victorian Flatbush. Comment.

Ever wondered what it’s like to be confined to a wheelchair with no help? Comment.

St. Edmund used all the ingredients of its late-season run to complete it. The Eagles went winless in their first five games and were in last place in their division. But another gem from ace Emma Ferrington and continued clutch hitting from the middle of its order put St. Edmund in first for good. Comment.

They are arguably the city’s two best shortstops, wizards with the glove and difference-makers at the plate. Comment.

Erica Sollazzo told Katy Kirker, her Poly Prep teammate, that fate was coming into play. Comment.

In 24 hours, Poly Prep went from the lowest of lows to the highest of highs. Comment.

The players formerly known as the St. Michael Academy Eagles will be playing their basketball next year at Nazareth in Brooklyn, coach Apache Paschall said on May 7. Comment.

This Saturday in Park Slope, you just might think it’s Halloween. Comment.

Brooklyn’s greatest competitive chef is coming out of retirement for one last sizzling sauté. Comment.

The Brooklyn Folk Festival has already gotten too big for its britches! Comment.

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The developers of the defunct Domino Sugar factory slammed a secret city report that revealed this week that they stand to make more than $400 million from the project. Comment.

Christina Kelly might be the corniest artist in Brooklyn. Comment.

They may be delighting customers in Red Hook, but the Latino food vendors are causing indigestion in Gowanus. Comment.

Cops arrested a thief in a daring stakeout in the aisles of Trader Joe’s, the Court Street supermarket that has hosted a rash of purse-snatches this year. Comment.

The intersection of Bay Ridge Parkway and Fifth Avenue has been renamed for a late, great Ridgite. Comment.

They couldn’t defeat Brooklyn Democratic Party Boss, Assemblyman Vito Lopez, and they couldn’t beat his hand-picked candidate for City Council, Steve Levin, so now a group of Democratic insurgents in Williamsburg is going after the next biggest (or, in this case, smallest) target — the neighborhood’s district leader, Steve Cohn. Comment.

Who cares about two months of entrail-dumping, chicken beheadings, blood-letting and furniture abandonment in the Prospect Park lake — the federal government just gave the park an award for cleanliness! Comment.

Brooklyn Kickball returned to the dusty ball fields and bright overhead lights of McCarren Park on Sunday night, as 32 teams kicked each other’s balls on the road to a championship. Comment.

Bay Ridge is sounding the alarm over proposed firehouse closings. Comment.

Talk about turning an eyesore into a sight for sore eyes! Comment.

There’s no expiration date on justice. Comment.

A group of wide-eyed children kept their eyes pealed on the giant floating earth ball as it soared 100 feet into the air and began dancing in the sky. Comment.

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Get ready to lose your lunch. Comment.

Coney Island is gearing up for a summer of new rides and circus attractions, but the neighborhood’s main private landowner is instead tearing down historic buildings — including the place where Harpo Marx made his comic debut — and replacing them with a temporary fast-food stand. Comment.

There are few things that my 18-month-old daughter Anna loves more than Prospect Park. Even before she could walk, my wife Zoe and I brought her to crawl in the grass and romp around the playgrounds. Of course, there’s one barrier between our home on 11th Street and the park we visit every day: Prospect Park West. Comment.

The city is about to begin construction of a controversial two-way bike lane on Prospect Park West. Supporters say that the lane will finally give bikers a way to legally travel north in Park Slope, but also slow down car traffic on Prospect Park West because the bike path will require the elimination of one of the road’s three car lanes. Opponents, including many residents of the strip, say that squeezing Prospect Park West from three lanes to two will make traffic worse — here’s how two experts see it. Comment.

If Department of Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan got out of her ivory tower in Manhattan and observed the total scope of activity along Prospect Park West, it would be apparent that reducing Prospect Park West to two traffic lanes to accommodate a bicycle lane is a terrible idea. Comment.

Call it the Tour de Williamsburg! Comment.

Kelly wants to plan a corn field at Union and Bergen streets. Here’s what you need to know. Comment.

Burglars are running wild in Canarsie’s 69th Precinct. Comment.

Hardhat hoisted off Comment.

Gunned down Comment.

Busted for 2009 robbery Comment.

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All Eric Olsen could do was wait. Comment.

Popped for purse Comment.

Praise the lord and pass the ammunition — and the guns to, if you got ’em. Comment.

As she rounded the bases, Janelle Garvey thought about her uncle and her father’s words. Comment.

It felt like a long time coming for St. Edmund Prep. The Eagles spent the better part of the early season in the doldrums – they took no momentum from 2009, one of their best campaigns in a long while. Comment.

Near the halfway mark to the regular season, Jose Zuniga is one of the city’s top pitchers. The Grand Street Campus right-hander is 4-0 with startling statistics: a 0.26 ERA, 50 strikeouts and one earned run allowed in 26 innings pitched, leading the Wolves to a 7-0 mark in Queens A West. Comment.

Legendary Fort Hamilton football coach Vinny Laino has decided to retire after 20 years at the helm of the Brooklyn school. Comment.

Grand Street Campus had beaten Catholic school powerhouse Xaverian, PSAL Brooklyn dynamo James Madison and Bronx mainstay John F. Kennedy. Undefeated in Queens A West, it played defending CHSAA champion Fordham Prep even and lost by a run to last year’s PSAL titlist Norman Thomas. Comment.

Neither coach had been involved in such a game, yet neither could stop talking about the 85-minute pitcher’s duel afterward, waxing poetic about the two hurlers’ cumulative performance. Comment.

This event is BYOB — bring your own brain. Comment.

‘Pedophile’ protest Comment.

Late Brooklyn Poet Laureate Ken Siegelman will live on at the corner of the Gravesend block where he lived with his family for 24 years. Comment.

Tickets go on sale tomorrow for the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey’s new magic-themed circus, “Illuscination,” the return of the so-called “Greatest Show on Earth” for a second summer in Coney Island. Comment.

A church is the most natural — and most unlikely — setting for playwright Sarah Ruhl’s triptych, “Passion Play.” Comment.

The execs cry, “No fair!” CEO Lloyd Blankfein said customers who bought securities came looking for a risk and “that’s what they got. Comment.