July 12, 2008: Vol. 31, No. 27
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Bay Ridge–Bensonhurst
Less stink at Owls Head
Bay Ridge: Bay Ridge residents might be able to breathe a little easier this summer. Comment.
Brooklyn Heights–Downtown
Parole office?! Well, not really
Brooklyn Heights: There goes the “there goes the neighborhood” story. Comments (3).
Brooklyn Heights gets stoned; but is it art or a piece of schist?
Brooklyn Heights: Maybe it should have been called “The Confusing Placement of Stone.” Comment.
‘Sign lady’ is back — this time just fixing
Brooklyn Heights: Brooklyn’s beloved sign lady has gone from sign maker to sign doctor. Comments (2).
Monty on Sunday — Paris it ain’t
Brooklyn Heights: If Paris was the inspiration for a car-free pedestrian plaza on Montague Street that began on Sunday, the stretch instead looked a more like, well, a normal quiet Sunday on Montague Street. Comment.
Carroll Gardens–Cobble Hill
Monkey business at jungle gym
Cobble Hill: Long Island College Hospital says it’s going to fix up dilapidated playgrounds on its Cobble Hill campus this summer after a flurry of complaints from parents thrust the beleaguered hospital into action. Comments (1).
Working it
Cobble Hill: The old Independence Bank building at the corner of Court Street and Atlantic Avenue is finally beginning to look more like a Trader Joe’s. Insiders say the supermarket, the quirky chain’s first in Brooklyn, is on pace to open in late September. Comment.
Park Slope
Church men homeless no more
Park Slope: The last of four homeless men who camped out at Old First Church is now sleeping elsewhere, though he still commutes to “work” every day. Comment.
