Park Slope: The non-profit group slated to run a single-room-occupancy building in the South Slope fought back this week against charges that the building will bring dangerous people to the area. Comments (1).

Aaron’s closes, but Fifth’s future is bright

By Michael Giardina

The Brooklyn Paper / Tom Callan

Park Slope: A popular woman’s department store on Fifth Avenue has closed — even as its owner is working to create a business improvement district along the strip. Comment.

Katina’s ‘Purity’ plan scrambled!

By Nica Lalli

Park Slope: A plan for the long-shuttered Katina’s Diner to become a southern outpost of the New Purity Diner fell through suddenly last week, leaving fans of the Seventh Avenue greasy spoon wondering if the other soufflé had fallen. Comment.

No fury like a stroller scorned

By Nica Lalli

PS … I Love You: Our columnist defends Barnes and Noble in the recent “Strollergate” controversy Comment.

Sappho’s Catty Shack pathos

By Gersh Kuntzman

Park Slope: Two major gay and lesbian institutions are robbed. Comment.

Slope’s shot cop goes home

By Gersh Kuntzman

Park Slope: A police officer who was allegedly shot by the husband of a fellow cop in the wee hours on a quiet Park Slope street went home from New York Methodist Hospital this week. Comment.

Naughty gifts give Slope a rise

By Ariella Cohen

Park Slope: Valentine’s Day was a bit hit — especially for the owner of Park Slope’s sex shop. Comment.

Terrorists…in the Tea Lounge?

By Dana Rubinstein

Park Slope: Has Al Qaeda infiltrated the Tea Lounge? Comment.

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