Eyes on AY
The Park Slope Civic Council, the Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council, and the Boerum Hill Association have joined forces on a new website that will monitor the megaproject in the midst of all three communities.
Advocacy
Butterfly Garden: A Park Reclaimed
Right next to the Prospect Expressway sits a half-acre park in a space left over from when the highway was built through the neighborhood in the late 1950s. Over the last decade, that small slice of land has flourished into Butterfly Garden.
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Committee Updates: May 2011
May 2011 reports from Livable Streets, FORTHonFourth, and Sustainability
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Building Our Livable Streets
What is the essence of Park Slope? The answer might be found on our very livable streets.
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A Safer, Grander Plaza
Coming this summer to Grand Army Plaza: safer driving, easier pedestrian crossings, and more cycling connections, thanks to improvements from the city’s Department of Transportation.
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Civic Council Endorses Bill for Café Quiet
Many new restaurants and bars opening in and around Park Slope are bringing with them a popular dining trend: eating and drinking in their backyards, often late into the night. What can neighboring residents do about the noise that arises from those festive spaces?
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Start Making Census
Read the Civic Council’s analysis of 2010 U.S. Census data, a valuable tool for better understanding who we are in our community.
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Yet Another Article about the Prospect Park West Bike Lane
Earlier this month, three Community Board 6 committees unanimously approved changes to last year’s Prospect Park West traffic reconfiguration that will help make the already successful project even safer for pedestrians, motorists, and cyclists.
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Busy Committees
It’s been a busy few weeks for many Civic Council committees, from a longstanding group that’s working to preserve Park Slope’s historical essence to a new initiative focusing on Fourth Avenue.
News & Notes March 2011: Tree, Thanks; House Tour
Tree, Thanks New, young street trees have been planted around Park Slope, most noticeably on the length of Seventh Avenue.
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