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Park Slope

Saturday, Oct. 20, 2007

Time for a change

By Dana Rubinstein
Park Slope: Flatbush Avenue’s two Victorian-style street-clocks will tick-tock-tick again by the end of October. Comment.

Game over: Park Slope is Brooklyn’s best nabe

By Adam F. Hutton
The Brooklyn Paper / Sam Ferri
Park Slope: Park Slope was just named one of the best neighborhoods in America. Eat it, Brooklyn Heights, Fort Greene, Cobble Hill and Bay Ridge! Comment.

They all want me dead now

By Gersh Kuntzman
PS … I Love You: Why do all the drivers — and some bikers — want to destroy our bike-commuting editor? Comment.

She spilled a drink, so they stole bag

By Gersh Kuntzman
Park Slope: A woman spilled a drink on the wrong person at a Fifth Avenue restaurant and ended up having her bag stolen by the angry and sopping wet spill victim. Plus all the crime news from Park Slope’s 78th Precinct. Comment.

City set to prune back Union Street planters

By Adam F. Hutton
Park Slope: The city has ordered 10 planters to be removed from Union Street — part of a crackdown on thousands of miniature cement parks citywide, The Brooklyn Paper has learned. Comment.
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