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Found cat near roosevelt ave by key food. Very friendly. Please let me know if anyone is looking for this cat!

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Park Slope is the one neighborhood where a lot of people do their real shopping at the Food Coop, so a circular roundup feels a little beside the point. But if you are not doing a Coop shift this week, or you just want to know where the regular supermarkets are cheap right now, I read every Park Slope store's weekly ad each morning and this is what they are leading with.

A timing note: the C-Town, Foodtown, and Stop & Shop ads below run through tonight (Thursday 7/16) and flip to a new week tomorrow, while the Lidl and Whole Foods ads are the current 7/15 to 7/21 week.

Lidl (120 5th Ave), week of 7/15 to 7/21:

• Tomatoes on the vine, $1.49
• Bellarom ground coffee, $4.79

Whole Foods (214 3rd St), week of 7/15 to 7/21 (Prime price in parentheses):

• Strawberries, 16 oz, 2 for $7.78 ($7 for 2 with Prime)
• Yellow peaches, $2.77/lb ($2.49/lb with Prime)
• Large Hass avocados, 2 for $5.56 ($5 for 2 with Prime)

C-Town (329 9th St), through tonight 7/16:

• Seedless watermelon, quarter cuts, 79 cents
• Slicing tomatoes, $1.49
• Yellow nectarines and southern peaches, $1.49
• Red seedless grapes, $3.99

Foodtown (409 5th Ave), through tonight 7/16:

• Land O Lakes cage free large white eggs, $3.49
• La Yogurt, 10 for $8 (80 cents each)
• Land O Lakes whipped butter, $2.99

Stop & Shop (Atlantic Terminal, 625 Atlantic Ave), through tonight 7/16:

• Red seedless grapes, $2.69
• Tomatoes on the vine, $1.88
• 90% lean ground beef, $5.99/lb

A couple of head to head notes: on tomatoes on the vine, Lidl ($1.49, and good through next Monday) beats Stop & Shop ($1.88). On red seedless grapes, Stop & Shop ($2.69) beats C-Town ($3.99), but both of those ads end tonight.

If it is useful, the live cross-store price index is here (anyone can check it, no login): https://sbnyc.app/compare?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=summer-2026

Prices are from the stores' published circulars, verify in store.

Hi! I’ve been very active in this subreddit as of late—I apologize for over-posting! My name is Gianna; I’m a student at Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, and I’m covering flooding in Woodside. I’ve created a survey to get a better idea of how residents have been affected this year. I would be very grateful if you are able to take it (around 5 mins).

Additionally, I would love to speak with residents whose homes or businesses have been impacted this year. Thank you so much for your time!

Feel free to contact me via email at: gianna.perez93@journalism.cuny.edu

[REVISED] SURVEY LINK

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScxdltzEDvY6_WA1q7RwgC1SBpcov2B_mCC65wWc4lvIdhqtw/viewform?usp=dialog

Chloe has been missing since yesterday afternoon when she unfortunately ran out the front door. Assuming she may have been anxious with the storm and got lost somewhere nearby home which is Laurel Hill Blvd by 66th street right near Queens Blvd. If you have any information or may have spotted her please message me or call the number in the poster. Thank you in advance!