The Trust for Public Land is a national non-profit organization that creates parks and protects land for people. Join us in learning more about their work in New York City.
The Trust for Public Land – Hard at work in Park Slope Read More »
Read about the 2016 Ortner Awards presentation and 2 very estimable projects.
2016 Evelyn & Everett Ortner Preservation Awards Read More »
BQX is a project that will have major implications for the future of Brooklyn and its waterfront communities, a couple of which are definitely Park Slope’s neighbors.
Notice of a panel discussion on the BQX Project Read More »
PSCC Trustees overwhelmingly in favor!
PSCC affirms support for NYC Sanctuary City Status Read More »
Join the NYC Dept. of Transportation for a series of public workshops to discuss the future of Select Bus Service and public transportation in NYC.
Citywide Transit Plan Read More »
On Saturday, January 7, and Sunday, January 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the 3rd Street and Park Circle
Mulchfest Once Again a Great Success! Read More »
The Park Slope Civic Council wants you! We are looking for Civic Council members to serve on our Board of
PSCC is looking for a FEW GOOD Trustees! Read More »
Community Board 6 – at its Jan. 11th meeting – resolved by a vote of 23 in favor, 8 against, to conditionally approve the NYC Transportation Department’s proposal to install a combination bicycle lane on 7th Avenue between Flatbush Avenue and 15th Street.
Bike Lane on Seventh Avenue – Update Read More »
In that Christmas and New Year’s Day fall on Sundays, the Dept. of Sanitation has issued an advisory in connection with its activities and holidays schedule
Sanitation Dept. – Holiday-related sched. adjustments Read More »
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 »