September 29, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 38
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Park Slope archive
Saturday, Sep. 29, 2007
Fourth Avenue freeze-out
Park Slope: The Park Slope Civic Council — fresh from rallying the troops to defeat the city’s controversial “One-Way Seventh Avenue” plan earlier this summer — now has its sights set on fixing an “unsafe” situation on much-busier Fourth Avenue. Comment.
It’s a catfight! Prospect Heights kitties caught, left in Queens
Park Slope: Why did her neighbor take an innocent family of kittens? Here’s the sensational tail (we mean, tale). Comments (16).
City still misfires at Armory
Park Slope: The renovation of the Park Slope Armory has … military drum roll … been delayed again. Comment.
Fire this time
Park Slope: Two weeks, two fires: Sixth Street between Fourth and Fifth avenues has been the site of two car fires in consecutive weeks. Comment.
Two bad weeks for deliverers
Park Slope: Two thugs beat and robbed a pizza deliveryman at knifepoint on 13th Street early on Sept. 16. Plus all the other crime news from Park Slope. Comment.
