January to March 3am to 9am in Ditmas Park Beginning today, we start a running collective image of the neighborhood. First, we present the next addition on its own: Submission #2 January morning at 7:55am in a Ditmas Park backyard. By John on Argyle Road. And then we will
Last Saturday, the Church Avenue BID [http://www.churchavenue.org/] hosted its second (and reportedly final) neighborhood cooking class/soup kitchen event [/blog/volunteering/cook-alongside-church-ave-chefs-while-helping-neighbors] at the Flatbush Reformed Church [https://www.facebook.com/FlatbushReformedChurch]. Marshaling some local restaurant — and restaurant-to-be — talent, the BID served up a pretty delicious lunch
Church Avenue Business Improvement District
Last Saturday, the Church Avenue BID [http://www.churchavenue.org/] hosted its second (and reportedly final) neighborhood cooking class/soup kitchen event [/blog/volunteering/cook-alongside-church-ave-chefs-while-helping-neighbors] at the Flatbush Reformed Church [https://www.facebook.com/FlatbushReformedChurch]. Marshaling some local restaurant — and restaurant-to-be — talent, the BID served up a pretty delicious lunch
January to March 3am to 9am in Ditmas Park Submission #1 4:43 am: These bright orange windows are a constant companion for the early-morning diaper change. Not sure what The Ditmas Park Day Year is? Check out this post [/blog/art-music/whats-your-life-in-ditmas-park-like-between-3am-and-9am] and then send your 3am-9am submission to
WNYC has taken the complete list of the city’s registered dogs and created a map [http://project.wnyc.org/dog-map/embed.html] (and some other fun stuff [http://project.wnyc.org/dogs-of-nyc/]) showing the most popular names and breeds in each zip code. > The first thing you notice
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WNYC has taken the complete list of the city’s registered dogs and created a map [http://project.wnyc.org/dog-map/embed.html] (and some other fun stuff [http://project.wnyc.org/dogs-of-nyc/]) showing the most popular names and breeds in each zip code. > The first thing you notice
Homeless Population Outreach Estimate
Every year, the Department of Homeless Services conducts the Homeless Population Outreach Estimate [https://a071-hope.nyc.gov/hope/welcome.aspx] – or HOPE. Over the course of just one night, HOPE marshalls 3,000 volunteers to gather critical information about the city’s homeless: > Why is HOPE important and what
Campaign Finance Laws
For anyone interested in campaign finance laws (as all of us should be), it seems that there’s a new piece of proposed legislation making its way through the City Council’s Committee on Governmental Operations. As reported by Beth Morrissey at The New York World [http://www.thenewyorkworld.com/
Attention, Ditmas Parkers of all ages! We here at DPC have an idea for a neighborhood-wide project, one that we’re really excited about, but we need your help. This project is about you…the people who live in Ditmas Park. This will be a regular feature that focuses not
3am-9am
Attention, Ditmas Parkers of all ages! We here at DPC have an idea for a neighborhood-wide project, one that we’re really excited about, but we need your help. This project is about you…the people who live in Ditmas Park. This will be a regular feature that focuses not
Ghost Dog
Ghost Dog is back! No, not a re-release of the Forest Whitaker/Jim Jarmusch classic [http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ghost_dog_the_way_of_the_samurai/]. This is Ghost Dog, the longtime resident of Prospect Park who was taken in [http://gothamist.com/2012/05/27/infamous_ghost_dog_
adoption
Ghost Dog is back! No, not a re-release of the Forest Whitaker/Jim Jarmusch classic [http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ghost_dog_the_way_of_the_samurai/]. This is Ghost Dog, the longtime resident of Prospect Park who was taken in [http://gothamist.com/2012/05/27/infamous_ghost_dog_