April 28, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 17
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Park Slope archive
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Cash for badly slashed man
Park Slope: A Park Slope lawyer whose throat was slit during a 2004 carjacking in his building’s parking lot has won a multi-million-dollar settlement against the big-time construction company that failed to secure his safety. Comments (1).
‘Greening’ of Park Slope
Park Slope: The influx of condos is forcing developers to come up with new ways to move their units. The latest marketing tool? Go green. Comment.
Bagless writer, tree-filled block
PS … I Love You: Our columnist searches her soul, and decides to quit using plastic shopping bags. Comment.
Perp wanted a phone, but settled for cash
Park Slope: A man managed to save his phone - but not his cash - from a gunman. Plus all the other Park Slope crime! Comment.
Slopers band together to save ‘Community’ effort
Park Slope: Don’t panic! One of Park Slope’s favorite bookshops is not about to turn its final page. Comment.
