One Monroe Place, site of the 2026 Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse, has hit the market for $15 million. Photo: Mary Frost/Brooklyn Eagle

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THE LEDE: Good morning. The historic mansion used as the setting for this year’s Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse, open to the public through Nov. 1, has hit the market at an asking price of $14.995 million.

The Rundown

  • A Brooklyn vet with a wild bird path: Most veterinarians come to the job with a love of dogs and cats. Canarsie local Shannon Brathwaite started from a different place: wild birds.

  • Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse mansion hits the market for $15 million: One Monroe Place, originally built in 1852, has been meticulously renovated by NV Design Architecture, with restored details including brownstone lintels and a mansard roof.

  • ‘Montague Open’ Pickleball Tournament returns for third year: It was the ultimate pickleball showdown: The Third Annual “Montague Open” Pickleball Tournament returned to Brooklyn Heights on Sunday as part of the Montague Open Streets celebration.

  • Music rings out across Downtown Brooklyn on ‘World Singing Day’: Cheerful tunes rang out across Borough Hall Plaza on Saturday as neighbors joined World Singing Day, an annual global event which brings together people of all ages and backgrounds to sing songs, just for fun.

  • Brooklyn artist who died taking risky photos remembered at exhibition: Christopher Serrano, 25, died while trying to take photos on top of the F train at the Fourth Avenue/Ninth Street station on Oct. 5, 2016.

  • Selma Blair’s representatives say she didn’t intend to hurt anyone on flight that led to her arrest: Actor Selma Blair did not intend to harm anyone during a flight and its aftermath where she is alleged to have assaulted two flight attendants, a police officer and a nurse, according to a statement Friday from her representatives.

  • Why the Paramount‑Warner merger is a problem for democracy: The same market pressures pushing media companies toward greater scale and efficiency can undermine the independent reporting and diversity of voices that democracy depends on. (The Conversation)

  • Our world in photos: Mannequins, models, mobs and more.

Our World in Photos

ROMANIA — Romanian Red Cross volunteers hold CPR mannequins before a flash mob to mark the World Restart a Heart Day in Bucharest. Photo: Vadim Ghirda/AP

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The Wrap

⌛ ON THIS DAY
In 1892, the Eagle reported, "An attempt will be made to change the place of trial of the Borden case to Plymouth county, Mass." Click here to see what else happened on this day in history. 

📔 IMPRINT
Italian model Vittoria Ceretti graces the latest cover of Wonderland. 

👑 ROYAL WATCH
"Prince Harry risks 'lobbing a grenade' at Prince William as chance to heal yearslong feud emerges: expert" (Fox News)

🏀 SPORTS
James Madison homecoming to honor legendary coach Gil Fershtman (Brooklyn Eagle)

  • Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Wanda Jackson

  • Baseball Hall of Famer Juan Marichal

  • Model and philanthropist Candice Swanepoel

  • Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Al Greenwood (Foreigner)

  • Broadcaster and former N.Y. Mets first baseman Keith Hernandez


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