March 17, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 11
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Park Slope Archive
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Hungry for the future on Vanderbilt
Park Slope: Will Vanderbilt Avenue become the new Smith Street or the old Vanderbilt Avenue? Comment.
Holy war! Slope parents protest Arabic school plan
Park Slope: Park Slope parents are outraged by a Department of Education plan that would squeeze an Arabic-language middle school into the elementary-level PS 282 building on Sixth Avenue. Comment.
Bookworm beaten at main branch
Park Slope: A violent thriller at the central library branch. Comment.
Still booming: Fourth Avenue starts to bear fruit for developer
Park Slope: Developer Shaya Boymelgreen says he’s going to stop building luxury condos in Brooklyn. But in the present tense, his high-end units are selling like hotdogs at a ballgame. Comment.
Writer’s block? More like writer’s shock
PS … I Love You: Our columnist suffers from writer’s remorse now that she finally has her hands on her finished memoire. Comment.
The area of my expertise
Brooklyn Angle: Our columnist reveals his true calling: working the checkout line at the Park Slope Food Co-op. Comment.
