By Dana Rubinstein
The Brooklyn Paper / Julie Rosenberg
Park Slope: The city started work this week on a master plan that could transform the dizzying chaos of Grand Army Plaza into a well-engineered traffic circle worthy of Western Europe, by taking 11,000 square feet of street space and giving it to pedestrians and cyclists.
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By Michael McLaughlin
Park Slope: The Park Slope Food Co-op began accepting payment by debit cards on Tuesday, thereby closing the gap between its reputation for fresh produce and low regard for shopper convenience. “The Co-op goes techno!” one member gushed.
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By Adam F. Hutton
Park Slope: Police tracked down and arrested a New Jersey man on Sunday for a bungled robbery he allegedly committed thanks to DNA evidence they collected from a coffee cup he’d left behind in the 2006 crime.
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By Adam F. Hutton
Park Slope: A surly bar patron was arrested on Sept. 27 after he allegedly beat up a bartender and smashed a window at the Excelsior bar on Fifth Avenue. Plus all the crime news from Park Slope’s 78th Precinct.
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By Gersh Kuntzman
PS … I Love You: The Mets stink — but our columnist is addicted to the stench.
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