As winter winds down, we’re especially aware of how much our community’s non-profits contribute to our quality of life. PSCC not only appreciates them – it helps keep them humming!
PSCC announces grants to 9 non-profits Read More »
Come celebrate at a forum hosted by the Park Slope Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library on Thursday, March 26th starting at 6:00
Women’s History Month – come celebrate it Read More »
2/5/15 – 3 representatives from the MTA attended the PSCC Board of Trustees meeting to give an update on the status of the renovation of the 4th/9th Transit station
PSCC – MTA dialog on 4th/9th Station renovation Read More »
And who better to infuse that conversation with insightfulness and creativity than “Gridlock” Sam Schwartz?!
Transportation – We can do better. Let’s talk Read More »
Please join us at a Town Hall to discuss improving community-police relations this Sunday. A similar Town Hall at Borough
Town Hall to Discuss Improving Community-Police Relations this Sunday, 2/8 Read More »
Green alternatives to toxic de-icing salt
SALT-ernatives – Green alternatives to toxic de-icing salt Read More »
A “museum-caliber” gallery of snow-photos taken by Amy Pearl, Park Slope resident and WNYC photographer!
Snowmageddon? … Let’s just say that the Slope dodged a bullet! Read More »
Now that you can’t just leave a TV or computer by the curb for pick-up, events like this one are more valuable than ever.
Free E-Waste Electronics Recycling – Prospect Park Read More »
4 projects and “credits to Park Slope” were honored on January 8
the 2014 Evelyn & Everett Ortner Preservation Awards Read More »
It’s a great season to explore Prospect Park. In January, for example, you can recycle your holiday tree at MulchFest, enjoy family-friendly activities on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, or check out the cool programs at the LeFrak Center at Lakeside.
January Events at the Prospect Park Alliance Read More »