School demolition plan draws scrutiny
A plan to demolish a Park Slope elementary school is being called dangerous and flawed by local community leaders and parents. The group voiced opposition at a rally Tuesday on the front steps of City
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Jun 23, 2009, 10:45 PM
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A plan to demolish a Park Slope elementary school is being called dangerous and flawed by local community leaders and parents.
The group voiced opposition at a rally Tuesday on the front steps of City Hall. Protesters say the more than 100-year-old P.S. 133 should be renovated instead of razed.
The School Construction Authority says it's done everything to guarantee the project won't pose a danger. It says a new facility being planned would help relieve overcrowding.
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