I'll let the video and press release below. do the talking, but keep your eye out for limited edition Sea Salt-flavored Mast Brothers chocolate bars while doing your shopping at the Park Slope Food Co-op this weekend!...
You're not really a Brooklyn food co-op until you've made your first political statement—and it seems the Greene Hill Food Co-Op is ready to step out of the shadow of their big brother, the Park Slope Food Co-Op. Members of the Greene...Show More Summary
The denizens of Park Slope know that every hurricane survival kit is incomplete and downright DANGEROUS without raw pate "seed cheese," which is apparently why the Park Slope Food Co-Op was packed to the gills with responsible adults this morning. According to the grousing on Twitter, things have not improved, and there's currently a queue to even get in the door. [ more › ]
"Were any players to live in Brooklyn, they could perhaps shop for groceries at the Park Slope Food Co-op. The team could enjoy the antiques on display at the Brooklyn Flea." — Brooklyn! There are photos! --- See more posts by Alex Balk 0 comments
The formidable Park Slope Food Co-Op is losing members to little-known newcomer Greene Hill Food Co-Op faster than you can say Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions. The Daily News reports that of the more than 60 to defect, the latest is none other than handsome heartthrob and alleged shift-shirker Adrian Grenier. Show More Summary
Did the Park Slope Food Co-Op attempt to cover up Adrien Grenier's move to competitor Greene Hill by planting a nasty rumor alleging the actor...
Greene Hill's self-appointed spokesmodel.
Ecofriendly hottie Adrian Grenier may not be shopping at the Park Slope Food Co-op any longer, but that's not going to stop him from getting his granola on. The Daily News has it that the actor...Show More Summary
The Park Slope Food Co-Op gets to do things like hold referendums on whether to vote on banning Israeli products in part because there aren't a ton of other options for collectivist-minded Brooklynites who like getting a really good deal on nuts and spices. But nothing gold can stay, Ponyboy,
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The ice-cream-vendor controversy might have just overtaken the Israeli-hummus controversy as the most ridiculous controversy to come out of Park Slope this year. Sure, the Park Slope Food Co-op took a vote on whether to vote on banning Israeli foodstuffs, but the parents of the Park Slope Parents list-serv have
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After a report that Adrien Grenier was kicked out of the Park Slope Food Co-op, Mr. Grenier says the story's all wrong.
The Park Slope Food Co-Op, shifting from thorny political debates, is showing Adrian Grenier who's boss by suspending the "Entourage" star for his failure to...
Metropolitan Diary: An unusual issue faced by Brooklyn grocery shoppers, described in verse.
Wow, just when the Park Slope Food Co-op thought things had settled down after the Israeli food debacle: Celebrity member Adrian Grenier was just kicked out! According to The Daily, it's because he didn't work his shift. [ more › ]
Was his beard not long enough?
They're not going to ban Israeli food, but the Daily says the Park Slope Food Co-Op has kicked famous-member Adrian Grenier out after he failed to show up for a shift. But as anyone who has ever belonged...Show More Summary
The food policy stories we're reading: Whole Foods will stop selling "red-rated" seafood items in store starting Earth Day (April 22), members of the Park Slope Food Co-op in Brooklyn are boycotting foods from Israel, and more.
Kiera Feldman has a great piece of reportage up at the Nation about Tuesday's boycott vote at the Park Slope Food Co-Op. (Alex Kane mentioned it here). The beauty of the reporting is that Feldman understands exactly where the locus … Continue reading ?
Subjects include a heated battle at the Park Slope Food Co-op, a rescue of abused and abandoned dogs from Puerto Rico and a new plan for Midtown pedestrians.
Deep-pocketed and influential organizations threw their weight against BDS efforts at the Park Slope Food Co-op. Advocates for BDS still managed to garner 40 percent of the vote.
This morning was business as usual at the Park Slope Food Co-Op following last night's contentious meeting. Supporters of a boycott on Israeli products were handily defeated, with 1,005 members voting against and 653 voting for a full referendum on the issue. Show More Summary
Post by Jacqueline Burt Jon Stewart pretty much hit the nail on the head (again) when he summed up the Park Slope Food Co-Op thusly: "Food shopping. It's kind of a pain in the ass. But did you know there's a way to make it much, much...Show More Summary