May 2011: 10 Years Ago in the Slope
From the May 2011 Civic News article, “Ten Years Ago in the Slope (…and 20 and 30, Too), May 2011.”
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From the May 2011 Civic News article, “Ten Years Ago in the Slope (…and 20 and 30, Too), May 2011.”
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May 2011 reports from Livable Streets, FORTHonFourth, and Sustainability
Committee Updates: May 2011 Read More »
An Award from Kingsboro Temple, Another Successful House Tour, Raccoon Troubles?
News & Notes: May 2011 Read More »
The Spring 2011 issue of Civic News is out, focusing on how we view our community and our livable streets.
Spring 2011 Civic News: Our Livable Streets Read More »
What is the essence of Park Slope? The answer might be found on our very livable streets.
Building Our Livable Streets Read More »
In the space of one week in March, I had two very different experiences of community, right here in Park Slope.
What Makes Park Slope a Community? Read More »
Imagine a tour of Park Slope that’s fun, inspirational, and educational — and that benefits organizations throughout our community. Well, you don’t have to imagine, because it’s coming up soon: the Civic Council’s annual House Tour.
A Journey Around and For Park Slope Read More »
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.
A Safer, Grander Plaza Read More »
The Civic Council has proposed a series of additions to our bylaws, and has nominated several new trustees and a new treasurer for the upcoming year.
Official Business: Bylaw Changes, Trustee Nominations Read More »
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?
Civic Council Endorses Bill for Café Quiet Read More »