November 3, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 43
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Park Slope Archive
Saturday, Nov. 3, 2007
Jog your memory: On Marathon day, avoid the V-Z, 4th Ave
Park Slope: Tips for drivers on Marathon Day. Comment.
Pool time at 9th St. Y
Park Slope: A coterie of local pols, community activists, kids and YMCA members broke ground on the Prospect Park Y’s new $5.7-million pool center on Monday — kicking off an 18-month construction project in the Ninth Street facility’s back lot. Comments (1).
The $40-a-month health risk?
Park Slope: The city’s post–9-11 reality hit home this week with Prospect Heights coop owners, who grumbled about the possible health effects of a city plan to install cellular phone equipment on their roof. Comments (1).
Robbed at knifepoint
Park Slope: Two men were robbed a knifepoint by an unshaven thief on Union Street on Oct. 26, cops said. Comment.
Actresses and their ink
PS … I Love You: Our columnist —Â an actual writer — was so inspired by all the actresses putting out kids books that she now vows to crank out a story for the illiterate set. Comment.
So, just how slow can you go? If you’re the B63, about five miles per hour
Park Slope: Bedraggled riders of the B63 bus weren’t the least bit surprised to hear that their tortoise-like ride is actually the slowest in Brooklyn — averaging less than 5 miles per hour, according to the Straphangers Campaign. Comment.
Begging for help: Slope Rev. has had it with 3 homeless men
Park Slope: Three homeless men have driven one of Park Slope’s most liberal religious leaders to the very brink of what some would consider “Christian” behavior. Comments (1).
