PARK SLOPE — Here's what Park Slope has been talking about on Twitter this week:
The neighborhood marked the 55th anniversary of the Dec. 16, 1960 plane crash at Seventh Avenue and Sterling Place.
55 Years Ago Today in Park Slope, 7th Ave & Sterling Place: https://t.co/082Mqw2umf pic.twitter.com/Ay6bnV5X3B
— Leslie Albrecht (@ReporterLeslie) December 16, 2015
On a lighter note, locals watched their block take a trip in the wayback machine to the 1970s for a TV shoot.
Park Slope returns to the '70s as The Americans films on St. John's Place. Amazing how right those cars look to me. pic.twitter.com/7QUXEGylYf
— Laurie Muchnick (@lauriemuchnick) December 11, 2015
The New York Times had new developments in a 1980 arson case.
Prosecutors are revisiting three convictions in a fatal 1980 fire in Park Slope, Brooklyn https://t.co/IThL9MOU9Q pic.twitter.com/yd9NjyqAwe
— The New York Times (@nytimes) December 16, 2015
A cat that was stalking the "unicorn of birds" in Prospect Park was caught and sent to an animal shelter to be adopted.
CAPTURED: Cat that wanted to eat the only piece of beauty left in our sad world: https://t.co/TUg16yOnNd pic.twitter.com/GKrkOxNyvc
— Leslie Albrecht (@ReporterLeslie) December 9, 2015
Also spotted in Prospect Park: Santa Claus on a new-fangled NYPD sleigh.
#Santa seeing if a #NYPD motorcycle works better than #Reindeer w/@NYPD78Pct CO in @prospect_park . @NYPDnews pic.twitter.com/cfcFZVVjLk
— Erika Clark (@Erika_A_Clark) December 13, 2015
The Park Slope Fifth Avenue Business Improvement District lit up Fifth Avenue with its annual tree lighting.
Not far away, the "world's largest menorah" glowed in Grand Army Plaza.
You can see the largest #menorah in the world in #ProspectPark in #ParkSlope, #Brooklyn! #happyhannukah #nyc pic.twitter.com/q9JeNqpC31
— Don't Sit Home® (@dontsithome) December 13, 2015
Brownstoner inspired real estate envy with a photo of a "palatial" 4,200 square foot apartment atop the Montauk Club.
The palatial unit in Park Slope’s Montauk Club takes up an entire floor, spreading 4,200 square feet https://t.co/gH3jwDzT0e
— Brownstoner (@Brownstoner) December 16, 2015
And the Park Slope Food Co-op assured the world that there is organic Christmas candy. But is it locally-sourced?
Yes, we have organic candy canes. Front endcap aisle 2/3! pic.twitter.com/2UeR8iTsH2
— ParkSlopeFoodCoop (@foodcoop) December 14, 2015