Trucks Temporarily Park On Park Slope Pedestrian Plaza

Trucks will park on the plaza for two weeks amid nearby construction, but the street will remain closed to other cars, organizers said.

Park Slope Food Coop Founder Suspended Amid Rumors Of Ousting: Report

Joe Holtz's temporary suspension brought up rumors of his ousting and tensions over how Coop decisions are made, the Coop paper reported.

Letter Writer Who Said Park Slope Kids Are Too Loud Identified: Report

Sources told The Daily Mail that a freelance editor penned a letter complaining of loud parental encouragement and kids playing outdoors.

Stop Loudly Praising Your Kids, Park Slope Neighbor Tells Mom: Reports

A letter a Park Slope mom received from a neighbor — complaining of loud parental encouragement outdoors — has been making the rounds.

"Happy Fridge:" Gowanus Community Fridge Relocates, Gets New Name

Months after the Gowanus Community Fridge on Bond Street had to be taken out of service, the group got a new fridge up and running nearby.

Tastes Of Brooklyn Hosts First Ever Park Slope Food Crawl

The Fifth Avenue Open Street is hosting a food crawl benefiting a local non-profit and a pop-up artisan market Saturday. Find out more here.

Gowanus Free Store Closes Citing Construction, Ongoing Challenges

Organizers initially said the Gowanus free store would operate indefinitely. Then it encountered challenges and development became imminent.

Goose Reunited With Mate After Fish Hook Injury In Prospect Park

An urban park ranger said that the injury, which is among the most common for animals in the city's parks, could have turned dire.

Couple Married During Brooklyn Half Marathon Return For Anniversary

Krissa Cetner and Alex Salazar are celebrating their five year anniversary at mile six of the Brooklyn half marathon where they got married.

Park Slope Dog Walker With 19-Dog Pack Recognized In Illustration

Linda Sadiker, 60, has been walking dogs in Park Slope — 17 or 19 at a time — for over two decades, the New York Times reported.

'Fabulous' Park Slope Street Fair Returns Sunday After COVID Hiatus

Fifth Avenue from Sterling Place to 12th Street will be transformed into a "fabulous" street fair with live music, food and shopping.

Help Fix The Little Free Library At CHiPS In Park Slope This Weekend

The library door is broken, the paint has faded and it's been stuffed with trash. Now, local can help restore the free book exchange.

Holocaust Survivor, 93, To Share Memoir, Art With Park Slope Students

The event, which will be the first time that Elly Berkovits Gross' artwork is on display, marks a national day of Holocaust remembrance.

Park Slope's Saturday Open Street Adds Sunday Dates In May, June

The Fifth Avenue Open Street will be open Saturdays and Sundays starting May 1 in order to accommodate a packed calendar of events.

Dog Fashion Show Coming To Park Slope

Four-legged models can strut their stuff on the red carpet in the hopes of winning a gift bag full of puppy-approved treats.

Fifth Avenue Open Street Returns Saturday With Earth Day Event

The popular Open Street is kicking off its third event-filled year with an Earth Day Celebration, including plant sales and live music.

Hooked Swan Saved From 'Further Hell' By Prospect Park Animal Group

The swan was found in Prospect Park with a barbed-hook in its bill, which, as the group pointed out, is not legal for use in city parks.

Catacomb Concert, Flower Festival: Spring Events At BK Cemetery

Green-Wood Cemetery, once the nation's second most popular​ tourist spot, will come to life this spring with a slate of eccentric events.

Dog Ice Cream Truck Coming To Park Slope

Flavors available include blueberry, salmon and bacon.

Fifth Avenue Open Street To Return To Park Slope In April

Now in its third year, organizers of the popular Open Street are raising money for what they say will be the most exciting season yet.

Planning Towards A Smooth Transition

Eight steps for a business transition

Park Slope Bartender Loses Everything In Brooklyn's 5-Alarm Fire

"The smoke was thick enough when I was leaving," Scott Small told Patch, "I realized we weren't going back inside."

Outdoor Dinner Party In Prospect Park Returns After COVID Hiatus

Tickets for the pop-up party in "Brooklyn's backyard," which will return in June for the first time since the pandemic, go on sale Thursday.

Shooting Threats, New Eatery: Park Slope Week In Review

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Grand Prospect Hall Fight Continues | Park Slope Review

Also: Park Slope Joins Staten Island In Congressional Redistricting + De Blasio Wants To Rep Staten Island, Park Slope: Report.

New Italian Eatery Coming To Gowanus | Park Slope Review

Teens Make Thousands With New Website | Family Of Man Hit By Train Demand Answers | Pecking House Finds Permanent Space

Park Slope Teens Make Thousands With 'Most Hated Thing' Website

Ever wonder what high schoolers, or the world, would pay to rally against? The answer falls somewhere between acne and racism.

Witness Recalls Seeing Man Hit by Train | Park Slope Review

Water Outages On Prospect Park West | Governor's Island Adds Stops | NYC Crosswalk Overhaul

Park Slopers Plagued By Water Outages Days After System Leak: DEP

Repairs on water pipes that serve a long stretch of Prospect Park West are still ongoing nearly a week after workers first found a leak.

CHiPS Looks Ahead After 50 Years | Park Slope Review

Mark Caserta Joins Chamber Of Commerce | COVID Rates Start Dipping | Restaurant Week Reservations Open

The Next 50: Park Slope's CHiPS Not Done Growing After 5 Decades

The soup kitchen and family shelter just celebrated its 50 year anniversary. Here's what it has planned for the next chapter.

New $102M Gowanus Development Deal | Park Slope Review

Prospect Park Swan Saved | Pols Rally Against Capitol Insurrection, 1 Year Later | Sidecar Closing After 15 Years

PHOTOS: City Swan Swallows Fish Hook, Gets Emergency Rescue

"The swan, whose very bad day has turned out OK, is expected to be able to return home in a few days," rescuers said.

Park Slope Nanny Who Pushed Baby Out Of Truck's Path Dies

Arcellie "Celi" Muschamp, who was in a coma after getting hit on Union Street, succumbed to her injuries on New Year's Eve.

Video Shows Police Chase Near Barclays Center | Park Slope Review

Buscemi Gets A Key To The City | Local COVID Rates Triple | Restaurant Burglarized, Vandalized Four Times

Park Slope's Old Stone House Getting $11M Upgrade, Mayor Says

The renovation, part of the Gowanus rezoning, will include new restrooms, stairs and an elevator.

Chuck Schumer Gets Key To City | Park Slope Review

South Slope School Under COVID Investigation | Here's Where To Get Tested | Nanny In Critical Condition After Crash

Gowanus Rezoning, Landlord Fights: Park Slope 2021 Year In Review

Here are the Park Slope stories from this year, for better or worse, we won't soon forget.

Crash Remembered, Streets Renamed | Park Slope Week In Review

Also: 'Pandemic Pivot' Leads To New Venue | Bridge Over BQE To Be Rebuilt For $29M

Plane Crash Forever Changed Park Slope 61 Years Ago

The historic plane crash that claimed 135 lives also spurred Brooklyn Methodist to establish its ICU unit for children.