What to Expect When You’re Expecting a Hurricane
There’s a lot of talk ramping up to next week’s anticipated landfall of Sandy,
the hurricane/tropical storm
The Security, Aesthetics and History of Window Grills
Perhaps there’s someone that doesn’t love a wall, but in Park Slope, almost
everyone loves a grill. Almost
Find Secondhand Treasures at Two Lovers
Tucked into a 5th Avenue storefront is the upscale secondhand clothing shop Two
Lovers [http://twoloversnyc.com/], where women’s
Grand Opening Window: 1 Week
There are lies, there are damn lies, and there’s commercial signage.
Congratulations to Yogurberry, which had its grand opening
This Week at the Coop: Fennel
Sitting next to the parsley and above the broccoli is the positively un-American
giant herb fennel
[http://www.organicfacts.net/
What a Scream!
Edvard Munch’s [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wchxigX-1Ck] iconic work “The
Scream,” one of the most famous images
Questions About School Rezoning? You’re Not Alone
Monday night’s Public Education Town Hall meeting
[/blog/education/brad-lander-weighs-in-on-rezoning] was certainly contentious.
City Councilmember Brad Lander [http://bradlander.
Where to Watch the Third and Final Presidential Debate Tonight
Perhaps it’s debate-fatigue, or the short attention span of the American
electorate, or a scheduling conflict with Monday Night
Brad Lander Weighs in on Rezoning, Hosts Town Hall Tonight
City Councilman Brad Lander, whose district includes part of Park Slope, sent
out an email to constituents on Friday to
Great (And Dry) Books Available at the 8th St Book Exchange
Park Slope has got to be the world’s capital for finding great stuff on the
street. Whether it’s
