Williamsburg

Schools are closed and alternate side parking is suspended Wednesday for Veterans Day. Grand Central and Union Square markets open, the Council votes on Studio 54 and a disabled veterans' tax break, and rain moves in Thursday.

The Michelin Bib Gourmand taco shop from Greenpoint fully opened its third location, on the corner of South Fourth Street, on Nov. 6. It is twice the size of the others, with two kitchens and room to sit.

SKATE at Domino Park starts its third season Monday on the Williamsburg waterfront, from $13 for city residents. Next door, the nonprofit CUL DE SAC opens two outdoor saunas through February, with free Monday sessions for community groups.

Chef Soroosh Golbabae’s counter at 740 Driggs Ave. serves lavash wraps like ghormeh sabzi and koobideh from noon to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.

Lindsay Park Housing Cooperative at 202 Union Avenue is taking Housing Connect applications through Nov. 30 for a lottery that will put 500 people on a studio purchase waitlist.

Two Housing Connect rental lotteries close Nov. 6: 227 apartments at 355 Exterior Street in the Bronx from $1,936 a month, and nine middle-income units at 228 N. 7th St. in Brooklyn from $3,423.

New Housing Connect listings in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Far Rockaway, with rents from $1,974 to $4,566. Here are the addresses, rents, income ranges and deadlines.

The new 18-story building at 89 Maspeth Ave. has studios to three-bedrooms for households earning 30% to 80% of area median income. Applications are due Nov. 25.

The sourdough star's first New York project opened Oct. 29 at 184 N. 8th St., with bread and pastry made in view of the counter, an upstairs cafe and, eventually, its own stone mill.

The Williamsburg outpost of the Bushwick pizza institution appears to have shut with a rent notice on the door. Here's where you still have time for one more meal.

The governor and the mayor rode the G train to Greenpoint and Williamsburg on the eve of early voting, chasing younger city voters. Republican Bruce Blakeman rallied in Chinatown and took aim at the MTA.

The Israeli chef behind Miznon, Port Sa'id and Shmoné brought the Miami-born restaurant to Brooklyn on Oct. 14, with a meze menu and his first chef's tasting counter.

Starting this weekend, shuttle buses replace trains between Myrtle Avenue-Broadway and Essex Street while crews replace switches last renewed in 1997.

After a pilot the MTA says cut fare evasion by 35%, every fare array will be replaced at stations including 14 St-Union Sq, 161 St-Yankee Stadium and Flushing-Main St. Prep work starts this month.

Yeshivah of Flatbush's high school on Avenue J and United Talmudical Academy on Bedford Avenue got phoned-in threats Friday morning. Police called them unfounded and are investigating.