PSCC affirms support for NYC Sanctuary City Status
PSCC Trustees overwhelmingly in favor!
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Advocacy
Fifth Avenue Key Food Update!
Thank you again to everyone who came out to the 5th Avenue Key Food Community Meeting last month!
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Local electeds weigh in with support for North Slope residents regarding the Fifth Avenue Key Food site
The signatories are – in alphabetical order – Eric Adams, Leticia James, Brad Lander, Stephen Levin, Velmanette Montgomery, Jo Anne Simon, and Scott Stringer.
Community Mtg FEB 9th about Key Food/5th Ave.
The community has a role in the possible change to how this site is used. If you’d be inconvenienced by the disappearance of this store, this is a chance to make your feelings known.
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2015 Evelyn & Everett Ortner Park Slope Preservation Awards
2 groups honored for their “Neighborhood Intervention” accomplishments
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Solarize Brooklyn CB6’s Park Slope educational workshop will take place on June 24th
LOCATION: Old First Reformed Church, Lower Hall 729 Carroll Street (at the corner of 7th Avenue) TIME: 6:30-8:00 pm RSVP
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Give back to Prospect Park!
1,000 For the Park … an initiative of our friends and neighbors, the Prospect Park Alliance … Goal: 1,000 Donations of Any Size … Two Prospect Park fans have issued a challenge: if 1,000 people contribute to the Alliance by tomm’w, Tues., June 2, they will donate $50,000
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City Modifies its Zoning Plan In Response to Public Concern by the Civic Council and Other Neighborhood Advocates
The Department of City Planning (DCP) has been forced to respond to the wellspring of protest from neighborhood groups like
PSCC Weighs in on the Mayor’s “Housing New York: Zoning for Quality and Affordability” Plan
Joining neighborhood organizations throughout New York City, PSCC Trustees and members had a spirited discussion (at the April Trustees meeting)
Safer Streets
Sometimes, out of terrible tragedies, something good emerges. A child’s life was lost on Prospect Park West – struck by a car – and his mother has been instrumental in trying to minimize the chance of something similar happening again in NYC.