March 24, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 12
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Bay Ridge–Bensonhurst
Growing out of Gotti
Yellow Hooker: The Gottis were coming to Bay Ridge for a book reading, so our columnist went in search of historic Gottiland. Comments (1).
Brooklyn Heights–Downtown
What’s in a name?
Downtown: How can you tell that DUMBO is officially a “real” neighborhood? Bureaucrats have started renaming its streets after other bureaucrats. Comment.
How to build a neighborhood
Heights Lowdown: For a while now, DUMBO residents have been wondering why BoConcept and West Elm (both of them high-end furniture stores) ended up side by side on Front Street, while there isn’t a single pharmacy or several other vital stores in sight. Turns out, it was done on purpose. Comment.
St. Charles to reopen — sort of
Downtown: The mystery surrounding the St. Charles Borromeo school has finally been solved: the school will reopen. But what kind of school? Well, therein lies another mystery. Comment.
Carroll Gardens–Cobble Hill
A sandwich smackdown
Brooklyn South: Our columnist mediates the Boerum Hill banh mi smackdown. Comment.
Gardens kidney kid needs your help
Carroll Gardens: A 6-year-old Carroll Gardens kid needs a kidney. Comment.
Fort Greene–Clinton Hill
Liquors story is a boozy romp
Greene Acres: A sordid tale from the former owner of Liquors restaurant in Fort Greene. Comment.
This mess will soon be a ‘Grand Plaza’
Fort Greene: The city wants to turn this messy triangle near BAM into a “Grand Plaza.” Comment.
Park Slope
Pas de dough: Dance studio booted
Park Slope: After 32 years, the beloved Park Slope Dance Studio will be shunted aside for more offices on June 30. Here’s why. Comment.
Want to stop DOT? Make our streets safer
PS … I Love You: Our columnist offers five ways to block the city from instituting the bizarre one-way Seventh and Sixth avenue plan. Comment.
