Fort Greene-Clinton Hill Week In Review

It's not every week that history is made.

After years of court battles and legislative wrangling, same-sex marriage became the law in the Empire State after a close . 

In 28 days, hundreds of gay couples will head to the Marriage Bureau on Joralemon Street in downtown Brooklyn, waiting to become one of the first LGBT New Yorkers to get hitched.

To all of those couples, and their loved ones who get to share in the happy occasion, we have one word for you:

Congrats.

Here's a rundown of the other news, events and announcements of note last week:

Monday
The six-acre Admiral's Row parcel towards becoming a mixed-use industrial, retail and supermarket development. 

Tuesday
So what's the deal with the pianos popping up at Fort Greene Park? Find out .

Wednesday
Worries over on-street parking on Barclays Center game days spur . 

Thursday
Clinton Hill's historic district was hit by , according to the WA-Greene Block Association.

Friday
A revival of  at the Foundry finds new relevance among theatergoers hit by today's tough economic times. 

Saturday
The Voice of Brooklyn fills the air in our video piece of in Fort Greene Park.