An Early Morning Assault and Afternoon Knife Attack as 2012 Crime Keeps 2011 Pace
This is the most recent CompStat report
[https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nyc.gov%2Fhtml%
Little Red Riding Hood
This stellar ride was spotted on Church Avenue.
Take a photo in the neighborhood lately? Send it to ditmasparkcorner@gmail.
Track Fire at Newkirk Plaza Brought Thick Smoke and Brief Delays
Sarah Wagner just sent this picture of smoke in Newkirk Plaza.
> I was walking past Newkirk Plaza when I
Prospect Park Lost 500 Trees in Last Month, Parts of Park Remain Closed
The initial estimate of 319 lost trees
[/blog/news/prospect-park-lost-319-trees-in-hurricane-sandy] in Hurricane Sandy
was bad enough. Now, the number has
50,000 Coats Needed to Help Hurricane Sandy Victims
New York Cares [http://www.newyorkcares.org] is collecting new or clean gently
used coats to help those affected by
Hansel and Gretel Opera Arrives at Flatbush Reformed Church
Beyond the occasional appearance on TV, opera is rarely seen or heard around
these parts. It can seem opaque, off-putting
Three Kittens Need New Homes
Neighbor Tyler Woodward sends word that he has three healthy kittens in need of
a new home before he moves
Brooklyn Industries Opening Delayed 2 Weeks
The new Brooklyn Industries on Cortelyou Road will open later than the
originally promised
[/blog/business/yes-brooklyn-industries-is-coming-to-cortelyou-this-month]
November date. A
Fiske Terrace in Color, 1920
Brooklyn borough historian Ron Schweiger has an endless supply of stuff like
this. Here, a 1920 photo looks north up
Brooklyn ARTery Begins Offering DIY Classes
The newly opened Brooklyn ARTery Gift Shop will begin offering $35 DIY classes
this weekend and through December at 2:
