Brooklyn Heights neighborhood grocery, deli and produce market All in One Deli Mart, fondly known as Peas N’ Pickles, has closed its doors. Photo: Mary Frost/Brooklyn Eagle

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THE LEDE: Good morning. After more than 30 years in Brooklyn Heights, neighborhood grocery, deli and produce market All in One Deli Mart, fondly known as Peas N’ Pickles, has closed its doors.

The Rundown

  • ā€˜Ted Lasso’ star Jason Sudeikis makes appearance at Dyker Heights sports card shop: The ā€œSaturday Night Liveā€ alum was seen at E and J Boutique Sports Cards, 6906 Fort Hamilton Parkway. Co-owner of the shop Jessie Harrison said it was a thrill to have Jason Sudeikis at the store.

  • Beloved Brooklyn Heights market Peas N’ Pickles closes after 30 years: Throughout its last weekend, customers streamed into the store to reminisce, load up their carts, and say goodbye to owner Minki Lee, his family and familiar employees.

  • Major expansion of Coastal Resilience Bureau underway: The city’s bureau of Coastal Resilience, an agency that manages the city’s coastal flood-protection infrastructure, will dramatically expand from six to 75 staff members, thanks to a $43.2 million commitment from the city’s coffers.

  • Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra to perform at Summer Stroll on Third Avenue: The group will perform in the parking lot of Citizens Bank at 9201 Third Ave., during the third date of this year’s Summer Stroll on Third Avenue.

  • District Attorney Eric Gonzalez reveals the steps on his path to leading one of the nation’s largest prosecutor’s offices: ā€œI only ask a few things of young law students,ā€ Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez said. ā€œFirstly, they must be committed to serve. Secondly, I tell them that no case is more important than their own ethics and values."

  • Estonian pleads guilty to selling electronics to Russia: Andrey Shevlyakov pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit export violations, faces up to 40 years’ imprisonment, and will forfeit $1.5 million to the government.

  • More than half of Earth’s migratory bird species are declining. Here’s how we can still save them: The science around migratory birds has changed dramatically over the past two decades, and conservation can help save these incredible species – if governments act before they become endangered. (The Conversation)

  • Our world in photos: Singers, shows, stages and more.

Our World in Photos

MANHATTAN — Tyla performs on NBC’s Today show at Rockefeller Plaza in New York. Photo: Charles Sykes/Invision/AP

More Brooklyn News

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  • "Brooklyn Street Renamed After Ol’ Dirty Bastard" (Stereogum)

  • "NYC’s Food Lifelines: Building a System That Can Withstand Crisis" (City Limits)

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