Public Hearing Tonight 11/21/13 – NYM Hospital expansion
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Report on our Public Forum
On Monday, September 30, the Park Slope Civic Council held a public forum, for which I was the moderator, on
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Come Join Us – Food For Thought 2013
Our Food for Thought event is almost here and as a reminder – tickets are $75 until Oct. 4 and $100 thereafter, so don’t wait!
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Public Forum
The proposed expansion of New York Methodist Hospital to be discussed in an open forum.
The Gowanus Canal Conservancy fundraiser – Dive In Gowanus
Help create awareness about the Gowanus Canal Conservancy’s environmental initiatives.
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Making a Bid for a New BID
Organizers of the proposed business improvement district on Seventh Avenue are hosting an informational meeting where the public can learn more about and share their opinions on the BID.
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Learn about Microfunding and Crowd-Lending for Local Small Businesses
Learn more about “How Crowd-Funding and Microlending Can Boost Your Business and Fund Your Dream Project” at this Park Slope Small Business Forum event.
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Looking Back at 25 Years of Nourishing Park Slope
When Irene LoRe opened the restaurant Aunt Suzie’s almost three decades ago on Fifth Avenue, the street was not nearly as fashionable as it is today
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The State of Shopping Local
Last year was a rough one for businesses across the country. So how did Park Slope’s small businesses and commercial districts fare in 2011? And what can we expect in the year to come?
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Strong Bonds, Strong Local Business
One of the most appealing aspects of living in Park Slope is the strong sense of community that exists here — not only among residents but also between residents and our local stores. Mitchell Szpicek of Little Things discusses how to strengthen those connections.
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