July 21, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 28
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Park Slope archive
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
‘Bride’ ID’d from wedding ring
Park Slope: The mystery of the “Bride of Fourth Street” has been solved: she was not, in fact, about to get married. But she did have a wedding ring. Comments (1).
Saturday, July 21, 2007
YMCA pool is a splash with CB6
Park Slope: The Prospect Park Y wants to build a new pool — and Community Board 6 wants to let them! Comment.
The ‘bride of Fourth Street’: Sleeping beauty has block abuzz
Park Slope: Fourth Street was abuzz on Sunday when neighbors awoke to find a woman — in full wedding attire — asleep on a ledge above the door of a Park Slope brownstone. Comments (1).
BBQ gives up its fat
Park Slope: Waiters at a well-liked barbecue restaurant on Fifth Avenue lost their night’s tips — and the eatery lost its receipts — in an early morning robbery on July 15. Plus all the crime news from Park Slope. Comment.
5th Av shelter gets the nod
Park Slope: After months of debate and negotiations with neighbors, an affordable housing facility has finally been approved for the corner of Fifth Avenue and 16th Street. Comment.
Slope Chocolate Girl is kosher
Park Slope: A new chocolate maker in town wants Park Slope’s picky foodies to know that “kosher” and “gourmet” needn’t be as incompatible as oil and water. Comments (2).
Slope creeps as city sleeps
PS … I Love You: Our columnist finds that some people think Park Slope goes all the way to 24th Street! Comments (1).
