5 Brooklyn Stories You May Have Missed This Week

Pictured: the corner of Myrtle Avenue and Broadway in Bed-Stuy where dozens overdosed on K2 on Tuesday. Photo by John V. Santore

BROOKLYN, NY — Here are a few of the Brooklyn stories that made headlines this week:

1) Dude Catches Pokémon at Ex's Brooklyn Apartment, Gets Caught Cheating — Evan Scribner's current girlfriend reportedly saw him playing Pokémon Go at his ex's place in Bushwick.

2) Greene Hill Food Co-Op May Need a New Home — The owner of the co-op's building appears to have sold the property, permitting a cancellation of the business's lease.

3) Vote in NYC! Проголосовать в Нью-Йорке! التصويت في مدينة نيويورك! NYC میں Vote! Vote à New York! — Voter registration forms are now available in Russian, Urdu, Arabic, French, and Haitian Creole.

4) New Park Slope Restaurant Serving 'Farm Pizza,' Plus Much More, on 5th Avenue — Gristmill is the brainchild of Park Slope-native Jake Novick-Finder and Craig Hutchinson, bakers with a passion for farming.

5) Mass K2 Overdose in Brooklyn? At Least 33 Hospitalized, Police Say — Zombie apocalypse: Nearly 3 dozen suspected K2 users were reportedly found vomiting and passed out Tuesday near Broadway and Myrtle Ave.

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