May 12, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 19
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Park Slope Archive
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Dog run in danger?
Park Slope: Will Rover no longer be able to live up to his name during those lazy afternoons in Prospect Park? Comment.
9th Street bike lane losing air
Park Slope: A city plan to put bike lanes on Park Slope’s Ninth Street has proven to be surprisingly controversial, meeting with opposition again this week, this time from state Sen. Eric Adams (D–Park Slope). Comment.
Cops seek robber who is either working or fishing
Park Slope: Cops are searching for a robber who broke into an Eighth Avenue apartment on May 4 and took power tools and a fishing pole — and all the other crime news from Park Slope. Comment.
Just say neigh at this stable
PS … I Love You: Manhattan lost its riding academy, but Brooklyn still has its stable. Comment.
He’s Mr. Write: Sloper Auster honored by Beep
Park Slope: Marty gives author Paul Auster an award — and the rest of the Brooklyn Book Festival story. Comment.
Principal says ‘salaam’ to Gibran school
Park Slope: The city announced that the first Arabic language and culture academy will be housed in a Boerum Hill high school, just five days after parental opposition forced the city to quash a plan to house the academy in a Park Slope elementary school. Comment.
Anatomy of a debacle
Park Slope: How Gibran Academy planners got buried — and what they can learn from the process Comment.
Slope ousts Arabic school; City caves, relocates Gibran Academy to Boerum Hill
Park Slope: The city has given up its controversial plan to squeeze an Arabic language and culture middle school into a Park Slope elementary school — and will now place the controversial Khalil Gibran International Academy in a Boerum Hill high school. Comment.
