The Week in Park Slope

It was another week of exciting developments and happenings in Park Slope. Here's our roundup of our biggest neighborhood headlines. 

On Monday, we reported on how on April 23, the at nine intersections on Prospect Park West.

On Tuesday, we reported that the 78th precinct’s Commanding Officer said that the in Park Slope may help lower crime in the area.

We also reported about how the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission —making it the most expansive historic district in the entire city.

On Wednesday, we reported that the Department of Transportation , between the Park Circle and the Parkside and Ocean Avenue entrances, in accordance with the proposal for the new roadway configuration which was .

Also on Wednesday we reported about how “Lucky Dog,” which is now being called “The Untitled Christmas Tree Project,” .

On Thursday, we ran the police blotter. Among other crimes, on April 11. Capt. Ameri, the Commanding Officer of the 78th precinct, said motorcycle thefts is a small trend that happens during the spring. He also gave Patch .  

On Friday, we reported how Community Board 6 voted 12 to 1 to support during a meeting on Thursday.