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trains onto local tracks through a stretch of Brooklyn for more than two hours Thursday because a wayward cat was on the loose. A signal maintainer spotted the feline in a wide underground area north of the 36th St. station at Fourth Ave. at 11:51 a.m., the MTA said. The worker alerted the rail control center, prompting dispatchers to direct southbound trains to use local tracks from DeKalb Ave. to 36th St. Dispatchers also re-routed southbound N trains to local tracks between Dekalb and 59th St., the MTA said. Normal service didn’t resume until 2:04 p.m., after the signal maintainer finally managed to corral the feline.Read more: Source