Call for Local Blog Links

Monday, July 19th, 2010

I’m finally getting around to updating the local blog feed (it shows excerpts of the most recent neighbor blog posts in chronological order) and this is a call for links.

If you are a neighbor, who writes a blog that you think might be of interest to other neighbors, (and you keep the language and images pretty clean), send along a link to your rss feed to ditmasparkblog@gmail.com, and I’ll put it up. If you have emailed before, and I have failed to link you, please don’t take it personally and email me again – dealing with the pipes is a pain and I probably just decided to do it later and forgot.

Who’s local? If you live anywhere between the Park, Avenue H, Ocean to Ocean. I know, it super borad, but I don’t want to start a borders discussion here. If you live between Coney and McDonald, Fort Hamilton to 18th Ave (or thereabouts) – email your link to Kensingtonprospect@gmail.com, and we’ll link you there as well.

- Liena

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http://www.kestyn.com Julie Kestyn

The borders you are listing ignores the Brooklyn College area, which is definitely part of our wonderful neighborhood. Please let us include this area from East 21st Street to and includong both sides of Bedford Avenue and from Foster Avenue to Campus Road.

Thanks so much,
Julie Kestyn

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