Bay Ridge: … and all the local crime Comment.

Downtown: Photos from the annual National Night Out Against Crime. Comment.

Smartmom: Smartmom noticed it first: there was a note on the menu blackboard and in the menu as well that said: It is a condition of service at the Clam Bar that all children must stay in their seats. Comment.

Parenting: All your local family events. Comment.

Atlantic Yards: A Forest City Ratner construction site was robbed this week — and all the local crime. Comment.

Bay Ridge: Ridgite Dawn Barry-Hansen just landed a role in “Idol: The Musical,” an Off-Broadway play. Comment.

Cyclones: Cyclone Will Morgan loves his tat, and is planning on getting some more. Comment.

Cyclones: Drafted earlier this year, UCLA-product Brant Rustich has joined the Cyclones Comment.

Just because you’re a professional ball player, it doesn’t mean you don’t have to carry the dirty laundry. Comment.

Cyclones: Cyclones southpaw Grady Hinchman is a happily married man. Comments (3).

Cyclones: Cyclones pitching coach Hector Berrios has some unconventional ways of teaching his hurlers — but the results can’t be argued with. Comment.

Play’s the Thing: The Bard of Brooklyn Baseball follows a Cyclone around town — and beyond. Comment.

Downtown: The headline says it all! Comment.

Fort Greene: Residents say a converted two-way street is more dangerous then it was before. Comment.

Bay Ridge: Both lawyer Steve Harrison and Rep. Vito Fossella are ready to duke it out again — mostly over the war in Iraq. Comment.

Beside the Point: The final of a three-part piece on the history of the sugar industry in Greenpoint. Comments (1).

Greene Acres: Our columnist check’s into the rumored sale by the city of the Ingersoll housing project. Comment.

Brooklyn South: Just off our Stoop, there are two public pools to choose from. Our columnist tells you where to go. Comment.

Yellow Hooker: Our columnist attempts to get to the bottom of the lack of information on two recent Ridge crimes, and learns something along the way. Comments (1).

Books: New borough walking guide makes tourists of us all Comments (1).

Music: Greenpoint record label throws gigantic birthday bash. Comment.

Checkin’ in with: She lets you know what happens to your trash! Comments (4).

Letters: Once again, we’ve received a number of interesting letters from readers like you! Comment.

Carroll Gardens: It made national headlines as a bonehead stunt, but the infamous sub drew cheers here. Comment.

Art: ‘Sack’ in action! The Brooklyn Museum unveils second feminist art show. Comment.

Letters: In a letter to The Paper, a former Jehovah’s Witness issues a warning. Comments (1).

Bay Ridge: A giant tree in a prominent Ridgite’s back yard has neighbors calling for a chainsaw. Comment.

Theater: All the Heights is a stage for playwright Frank Polito. Comment.

Park Slope: A building’s wall came down after Wednesday’s storm, leaving a family living next store out on the street. Comment.

Heights Lowdown: Why do baby strollers need to be the size of SUVs? Comment.

Dining: Hot new Oven heats up the Brooklyn Heights dining scene. Comment.

Williamsburg: Dirty streets are among the problems faced by pet owners. Comments (1).

Fort Greene: Owners of hot dogs seek relief in Fort Greene Park. Comment.

Williamsburg: Hipster bikers are shunning cars and leaving their bicycles at nine new bike racks near the L train. Comments (1).

Park Slope: The secret world of an after-dark bike race held weekly in Prospect Park. Comment.

Carroll Gardens: In order to beat plans for a downzone in Carroll Gardens, developers are trying to lay foundations as fast as they possibly can. Comment.

Atlantic Yards: A group of city and state officials want better government oversite of the Atlantic Yards project. Comment.

Atlantic Yards: Mayor Bloomberg agreed this week to give Atlantic Yards developer Bruce Ratner a $200 million bonus. Comment.

Downtown plan: Plans show a new Downtown condominium tower would be taller than the iconic Williamsburgh Bank Building. Comment.

Editorial: What does the city have against Joe Sitt and his company, Thor Equities? Comments (1).

Coney Island: Coney Island carney seeks rooms of his own as city acts to derail Thor’s plan. Comment.

Nightlife: How Brooklyn became hooked on smoking hookahs. Comment.

Cartoon: Our cartoonist’s take. Comment.

Downtown: New York University is coming to Brooklyn — and so is its voracious appetite for real estate. Comment.

Calling The Brooklyn Paper “strongly and brightly written throughout,” judges for the Suburban Newspapers of America specifically praised “Brooklyn’s Real Newspaper” for its reporting on Bruce Ratner’s Atlantic Yards mega-development. Comments (1).