The British Telegraph continues its coverage of the blizzard here.
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Never Again! Levin Sends Firm Yet Warm and Fuzzy Email About Snow Screw Up to District
A missive has just arrived at the BHB Blizzard 2010 Newsdesk from our man in the NYC Council Steve Levin. We appreciate his concern about Brooklyn Heights streets being cleared soon. We appreciate even more that this email is an excuse to re-use our totally awesome Photoshopped Levin storm photo:
Name That Storm
Homer called last February’s storm “Snowpocalypse”, a name that has been used for the recent event by Melissa Whitworth, the Brooklyn resident New York correspondent for Britain’s The Telegraph. Meanwhile, Gothamist has come up with “Blizzageddon”. Any other suggestions? (Mine would be Gale, but that dates me.)
Parking Rules Suspended Again; How to Complain About Abandoned Cars
Notify NYC has duly notified us of yet another extension of the suspension of alternate side parking rules and parking meter requirements, now through tomorrow, Thursday, December 30. (Think they’ll go for the whole week? Wait and see.) They’ve also added this: Abandoned vehicles are making it difficult for plows to clear snow from city […]
Brooklyn Heights Blizzard Etiquette 101 or Winter Wonderland, Please!
We received this suggestion for an Open Thread topic from a BHB reader who wishes to remain anonymous. It’s about being kind to your neighbors, being courteous and maybe SHOVELING YOUR SIDEWALK after a blizzard. Here’s the full email:
Clark Street Finally Plowed
Clark Street, like most streets in Brooklyn Heights, remained unplowed since Sunday’s storm. Last night plows finally arrived and cleared the way as photos tweeted to us from @cfohlin show.
Waiting for Go-Tow: Sanitation Plows Struggle for Hours on Columbia Place (Video)
BHB reader @tarekp sends in this video of two NYC Sanitation garbage truck/plows attempting to navigate Columbia Place yesterday. How long did it take them? Let’s just say that it’s a time-lapse video. See it after the jump.
Channel 7 Talks to Owner of Snow Plowed Auto
WABC-TV spoke to the owner of one of the cars smashed by city sanitation workers towing a plow yesterday at Hicks and Joralemon Streets, who asked to remain anonymous. Why? Seems like she fears retribution by angry sanitation workers.
Marty Wants to Hear Your Blizzard Related Issues and Problems
This just in from Brooklyn Beep Marty Markowitz:
More on Parking Rules, Snow Removal
Notify NYC gives us the news that alternate side parking rules and parking meter requirements are suspended again tomorrow, Wednesday, December 29, “to facilitate snow removal.” As to the removal of the white stuff in Community District 2 (which includes Brooklyn Heights), we’ve received the following: DSNY anticipates receiving two more front loaders from Manhattan […]
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