A classic bahn mi sandwich from Henry's
A new Vietnamese sandwich shop has opened on Seventh Avenue in Park Slope, just four blocks from the first one in the neighborhood. The owner of the first shop, Hanco Tang, is accusing the new shop owner, Henry Huynh of stealing his recipes but Huynh swears he has nothing against Tang. Check out the story I helped write about battle between the shops.
Categories: Feature Stories
Tagged: Brooklyn, NYC, Park Slope, Seventh Avenue, Vietnamese Sandwich
Check out the article I wrote for the Brooklyn Paper about 7th Avenue in Brooklyn and how it’s going through a transition period. I’m sure there are a lot of other neighborhoods dealing with these same issues right now, but I think its particularly interesting in Park Slope because the people of the neighborhood continue to cling to a very particular concept of the area.
Categories: New York Politics · On the Street
Tagged: New York City, Brooklyn, Park Slope, Seventh Avenue, Transition
A journalism and politics student at New York University, Shannon is originally from a small town in rural Nebraska. She is interested in radio, political, and travel journalism. She enjoys traveling back and forth between New York City and Beaver Crossing, NE.
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