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Park Slope Courier > News Courier-Life Publications The city is moving forward with a controversial plan to add roughly 600 buildings to the Park Slope historic district.
The Mets are in free fall. Everyone is speculating that Cyclones skipper Wally Backman is about to get the top job in Flushing. And sure enough, Mets owner Jeff Wilpon stops by MCU Park on Thursday night for a chat.
Call it readin’, writin’ and racism.
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The next big dinner at The Brooklyn Kitchen will leave even the borough’s most daring foodies bug-eyed.
Brownstone Brooklyn lawmakers are jumping all over a plan to add bite to the city’s toothless stance on raccoons. Here’s the thing about bugs — they’re packed with protein, they’re low in fat and they’re everywhere! But there’s the ever-present squeamishness factor, so we called the experts for a primer on what to look for when you look under a rock for your next meal.
Hundreds of mourners rallied at Brooklyn Supreme Court on Tuesday to demand criminal charges against an 84th Precinct cop who declined to give CPR to an 11-year-old Carroll Gardens girl as she was suffering a fatal asthma attack last week.
Our cartoonist doesn’t think much of opponents of a proposed mosque is Sheepshead Bay.
This Saturday is the ninth anniversary of the 9-11 attacks, and Brooklyn will play host to several memorial events.
This Saturday is the ninth anniversary of the 9-11 attacks, and Brooklyn will play host to several memorial events.
Previous Park Slope Courier HeadlinesSeptember 1st, 2010 Editorial: A double take on 'double dipping'There is something untoward about a state legislator who collects a pension while still doing the people’s business in Albany. But in the case of two Assemblywomen who are facing stiff primary challenges, the transgression ranges from mildly offensive to genuinely repugnant.August 31st, 2010 Another bike lane spat! City will block off 'loading zones' on Prospect Park WestThe city is still fine-tuning its Prospect Park West bike lane — this time installing granite blocks so that drivers won’t use no-parking zones along the 20-block strip as de facto loading zones.August 29th, 2010 High on tobacco! Warehouse could become performance venueThe historic Tobacco Warehouse is about to become a major public amenity for visitors at Brooklyn Bridge Park.August 28th, 2010 That's my money! Millman backtracks from pension pledgeAssemblywoman Joan Millman has backed off a pledge to stop taking her public school teacher’s pension — and instead slammed her challenger for linking her to so-called “double-dipping” lawmakers who draw their state legislative pensions even as they work at the state house.August 25th, 2010 The Brooklyn Museum's new 'late' showThe Brooklyn Museum will expand its hours well into the evening in an effort to lure new visitors, the venerable institution quietly announced last week. |
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