October 27, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 42
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Park Slope archive
Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007
Day-care center in a bind;
Park Slope: A Windsor Terrace mom has landed in a puddle of bureaucratic spit-up in her effort to open an affordably priced pre-school in the heart of the South Slope — a neighborhood notoriously devoid of day-care options. Comments (1).
Hoods beat up deliveryman at Eighth Ave and P’Park West
Park Slope: A humble deliveryman was beaten and robbed after dropping off food at an apartment on Seventh Street on Oct. 14. Plus all the other crime news from Park Slope’s 78th Precinct. Comment.
In defense of the Food Co-op
PS … I Love You: A British guy mocks the Food Co-op as Soviet. Our columnist mans the Kremlin walls! Comment.
Methodist gives back parking
Park Slope: Methodist Hospital has backtracked on a plan that would have turned 30 neighborhood parking spots into a “no-standing” zone reserved for ambulances — quickly defusing an ugly confrontation with nearby residents. Comments (2).
Apprehended! Second chalker nabbed by cops
Brooklyn Angle: Our columnist decides that the city’s crackdown on sidewalk chalk “vandals” has now officially gone too far. Comments (7).
