December 1, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 47
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Park Slope archive
Saturday, Dec. 1, 2007
Here’s some good advice: Don’t leave $23K in the car
Park Slope: Getting your car broken into is bad. Getting $23,000 worth of jewelry taken out of your car — which happened to a woman on Nov. 21 — is much, much worse. Plus all the other crime news from Park Slope’s 78th Precinct. Comment.
Pastor and rabbi unite to help Slope homeless
Park Slope: The three homeless men who sparked a flurry of soul searching in Park Slope — and the ire of a local pastor — after refusing to moderate their drinking and noise-making have abandoned their long-time hangout on the steps of the Old First Reformed Church, but they have left a legacy behind. Comments (2).
Sweet Melissa sours rivals
PS … I Love You: Our local baker does Brooklyn proud, winning a Food Network competition despite severe gastric distress (of course she was in distress, she was in North Carolina!). Comment.
What? Pay for street parking?!
Park Slope: The controversial idea of giving residents — and maybe no one else! — the right to park in their neighborhoods, seems to have been jumpstarted by the mayor’s congestion pricing plan to charge drivers to enter Manhattan below 86th Street. Comments (3).
