April 21, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 16
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Park Slope Archive
Saturday, April 21, 2007
D’Agostino will close in weeks
Park Slope: It was the high rent, not the high prices, that did in the popular D’Agostino supermarket on Seventh Avenue. Comment.
New blood tries to save Slope’s Montauk Club
Park Slope: The 120-year-old Montauk Club — founded during Park Slope’s first “golden age” — is trying to retool for a new epoch. Comments (1).
The 411 on 7th from 10th to 12th
Park Slope: In the past week, Seventh Avenue between 10th Street and 12th Street is buzzing with new activity. Comment.
Thief turns apartment into an electronics store
Park Slope: A huge haul of computers and cameras from a Fifth Street apartment — plus all the other Park Slope crime. Comment.
One driver for the bike lane
PS … I Love You: Our columnist, a renowned leadfoot, supports a city plan to add bike lanes to Ninth Street. Comment.
Ninth Street freezeout: Neighbor vs. neighbor on bike lane plan
Park Slope: Whose Ninth Street is it anyway? That’s what Park Slope residents are asking after the neighborhood clashed this week over a suddenly controversial city plan to add bike lanes and left-turn bays to Ninth Street. Comment.
Saved by Con Ed: Sheep, llamas and goats (oy!)
Park Slope: Heroic Con Edison workers rescued sheep, goats, llamas and a cow named Aggie at the Prospect Park Zoo during the “Nor’easter of the Century.” Comment.
