This Week In Ditmas Park

This week in Ditmas Park, the worst landlords in the borough, brunch at The Farm on Adderley, the life of a Christmas tree farmer, community and acceptance with Chabad of Ditmas Park and more.

Here’s a recap of what happened in our neighborhood:

• Public Advocate Letitia James released an interactive map of the worst landlords in the city.

• We love grabbing brunch at The Farm on Adderley; it’s simple but delicious.

• The police are looking for a suspect who took a selfie with the stolen smartphone.

• New wayfinding maps have popped up near neighborhood subway stations.

• Congratulations to two local groups that received grants from the Brooklyn Community Foundation.

• Ever wonder what it would be like to sell Christmas trees? A couple from Vermont has been coming down to Cortelyou Road to sell their trees for the last four years.

• Try Ginger Milk from Little Miss Saigon to warm up on a cold December day.

• Local artist Joelle Provost incorporates Climate Change into her painting.

• Rabbi Yehuda Levin and his wife Chana focus on acceptance with Chabad of Ditmas Park.

• Hartwell Vegetarian is closing at the end of the month after two years in the neighborhood.

• A local landlord sent eviction notices to former shelter residents a day before Thanksgiving.

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