As Brooklyn neighborhoods get rezoned, mom-and-pop businesses and longtime residents can become collateral damage. With the city mulling over a major rezoning in Gowanus, some locals there are turning to Fourth Avenue, rezoned in 2003, for lessons to learn from past mistakes.
The Costs of Rezoning – A Cautionary Tale Read More »
Thank you for your engagement with the Park Slope Civic Council during 2016. Won’t you please consider making us part of your year-end charitable giving?
When You Support PSCC, You Support Your Neighborhood! Read More »
The Park Slope Reader, in the spirit of “Being Local/Shopping Local” would like to offer each member of the Park
The Park Slope Reader: Ad Sale for PSCC Members Read More »
Caution – your intuition may steer you astray … and proper disposal DOES matter.
Disposing of Wood Debris in Park Slope Read More »
On Wed., Nov. 16, we invite you to learn more about Forth on Fourth Ave. (FOFA)
Come meet your 4th Avenue Neighbors! Read More »
After over six months of fact finding and discussions about proposed development at the Fifth Avenue Key Food site, the Stakeholders Group (of which PSCC is a member) has called a meeting for Tuesday, November 1, at PS 133 (610 Baltic Street and 4th Avenue) from 6:30 to 8:30PM, to report back to the community.
A very important community KEY FOOD meeting Read More »
Consider taking part in some of the free activities for seniors in Park Slope in the days ahead
Age Friendly Park Slope – 10/24-10/28 Read More »
The PSCC invites you to our Food for Thought event on Wednesday, October 19, 2016, 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Truly the don’t-miss-it autumn affair in Park Slope!
Food For Thought – 2016 Read More »
It’s been a long and sometimes extremely hot summer, but Fall is here, winter coming soon … and here’s an almost painless way to avoid losing a few days to the flu in the months ahead.
Get your FREE flu shot! Read More »
Coming to Park Slope for the first time this September is Art Slope; a free, public, interactive, participatory Arts Festival,
Arts Festival Comes to Park Slope! Read More »