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Thursday, December 10, 2009
Dear Park Slope Neighbor From Eric McClure
Dear Park Slope Neighbor,
If you have questions about the meeting, please call Ellen in Senator Squadron's office at (718) 802-3818, or send an e-mail to ellen@danielsquadron.org.
Local merchants once again throw open their doors to stay open late and create a holiday atmosphere, enabling you, the people of Park Slope, to do your holiday shopping . . . here! Each participating business will 1). Stay open until 10pm, and 2). Offer some special promotion - Could be a sale, could be a giveaway, raffle, carolers, snow machine (it's been done!), mulled wine, special hors d'oeuvres, etc.
Last year we had 150 participating businesses -- who knows what will happen this year!?! In the current and impending economic climate, it's more important than ever to keep our local economy strong and healthy, so let's get together and Keep it Local!
Visit www.buyinbrooklyn.com for more information, a list of participating merchants, and details about special exclusive offers.
The BIG BUZZ this holiday season goes to a consortium of Brooklyn-based women entrepreneurs who get together each year to promote their innovative & unique designs at a sale which takes on critical social justice or environmental causes. This year, the group wishes to call attention to "Colony Collapse Disorder" (CCD) --- the deadly, serious syndrome that causes honey bees to leave their hives & never return. The disappearing honey bees threaten our entire world food supply.
At the BEE AWARE HOLIDAY FAIR people can shop in a relaxed & warm setting while enjoying live classical guitar music as well as sweets & savories. Their will be a "Bee Aware" action table with free handouts & wildflower seed packets, a seasoned bee keeper to talk with, honey & honey-related products.
BEE AWARE HOLIDAY FAIR
Sincerely,
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Comments
I am a psychotherapist whose office is on the F-Train side of Park Slope. For 25 of the 30 years that I've been practicing therapy, I had an office in Manhattan, where I also lived. Since moving to Park Slope 5 years ago, and relocating my office there, my Manhattan-based patients have had to rely on the F-Train to come to therapy. It has been a trial to say the least, a disaster at worst. The number of inadvertent cancellations of sessions by patients due to train delays or rerouting has greatly increased, hurting all involved. Do I actually have to move back to Manhattan in order to service patients from Manhattan?
Peter V. Loffredo, LCSW
Posted by: Peter Loffredo | Dec 10, 2009 7:31:59 AM








