October 13, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 40
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Saturday, Oct. 13, 2007
Miracle would save organ
Park Slope: The 116-year-old pipe organ at the Old First Reformed Church needs a miracle. Comment.
7th Av crash site is reborn
PS … I Love You: Our columnist revisits the site of a horrific 1960 plane crash and finds…condos! Comments (3).
Random thuggery in Slope
Park Slope: There were at least three violent muggings last week in usually quiet Park Slope, though overall this year, crimes in that category are way down, according to NYPD stats. Comment.
The Gowanus has the clap
Park Slope: It’s covered with oil. It’s laced with heavy metals. It receives millions of gallons of raw sewage every year. It even had cholera. And now the Gowanus Canal, that corpse of water between Park Slope and Carroll Gardens, has been diagnosed with gonorrhea. Comments (1).
