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Check out our fantastic letters’ page for your neighbors’ take on the topics of the day. Comment

This week, the Screecher tries to figure out what to do now. Comment

You won’t hear shouts to get off these lawns — because they’re actually sidewalks. Comment

Classic “Dracula” gets live soundtrack at outdoor screening under the Prospect Park band shell. Comment

Booted Mohammed Morsi was a failure as president of Egypt, but the country is doomed to more grim repercussions if Egyptians don’t get their act together, writes our columnist. Comment

Coney Island’s Boardwalk Garden — a community growing space — could disappear if Borough President Markowitz’s plan to convert the neighboring Childs Building into an amphitheater goes through. Comments (1)

Fifteen protestors, including Councilman Steve Levin and Public Advocate Bill DeBlasio, were arrested July 10 for disorderly conduct at a midtown Manhattan rally to save Cobble Hill’s Long Island College Hospital. Comment

Three cheers to Brooklyn student Alyssa Siriano for winning the Lorraine Buckley Scholarship. Comment

The Nets’ blockbuster trade with the Boston Celtics will likely help the team’s chances of bringing an NBA championship to Brooklyn right now, but could seriously damage the organization’s prospects over the longer term. Comment

Brooklyn’s most patriotic neighborhood rang in the 237th anniversary of America’s birth with its sixth annual Fourth of July picnic in Shore Road Park. See our slideshow for all the patriotic fun. Comment

Amid fears that the defunct rotating observation tower would topple over, Luna Park and the city on July 4 tore down the pole that stood 270 feet tall. Comments (1)

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

Brooklyn appears to be erupting with Mexican food restaurants. Rocco’s Tacos and Tequila Bar, and potentially Chipotle Mexican Grill, will be opening new outposts Downtown. Comment

Here we go again. Comments (1)

Ladies and gentleman, the sun will now charge your phone — for free. Comment

In the age of Twitter, quick-shot blog updates and 24-hour cable news headlines, one journalist wants to step back and take the long, slow view. Comment

If Anthony Testaverde doesn’t win the City Council race, at least he’s got a future in firefighting. Comments (11)

A 20-year-old driver was killed and his two passengers were injured after his car slammed into a tree on Ocean Parkway early Sunday, authorities said. Comment

Phoenixville, Pa. – Brooklyn native Sierra Calhoun is moving closer to choosing one of the nation’s top women’s basketball programs. Comments (1)

Brooklyn featured some of the best baseball in New York City this year. Here are our choices for the borough’s best players. Comment

Brooklyn will play a regular season game against the Atlanta Hawks January 16 in London’s O2 Arena as part of the NBA Global Games. Comment

Councilman Lew Fidler is giving the Parks Department $45,000 to fix up the Plumb Beach bike path. Comments (1)

A man and woman drowned Independence Day following a jet ski accident in the waters north of Kaiser Park. Comment

Thousands of people from all over swarmed Coney Island to celebrate the Fourth on Thursday by eating at Nathan’s, playing in Luna Park, and escaping the heat with a dip in the water. Comment

The 68th Precinct released a pair of “Wanted Posters” depicting two suspected criminals — one wanted for burglary, the other for shoplifting. Comments (1)

Be aware of trickery lurking on the internet. Comments (1)

Brooklyn’s backyard plans to replace some standard drinking fountains with six new fountains specifically designed to fill up bottles to the top. Comments (2)

New York Liberty players took a break from basketball on June 18 to take 35 underprivileged youngsters to the Brooklyn Children’s Museum. Comment

Councilman Michael Nelson revoked $1.1 million from a Manhattan Beach retirement home after watching it stagnate for four years, and reallocated it, plus additional funds, for a total of $1,816,000 to Sandy-wrecked Coney Island Hospital so that it can purchase heavy-duty medical equipment and make other improvements. Comment

Luna Park, which operates the iconic Cyclone roller coaster, was closed late July 2 and will remain closed until Independence Day morning — and possibly longer — as crews inspect and seek to stabilize the defunct Astro Tower. Comment