Rally ‘Round the Lane
Hundreds gather to support the new Prospect Park West; DOT later announces safety measures for city streets
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Hundreds gather to support the new Prospect Park West; DOT later announces safety measures for city streets
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The sun was bright, the air was warm for an October day, and the mood was festive for this year’s Fall Civic Sweep, the Park Slope Civic Council’s annual communitywide cleanup.
A Sweeping Success Read More »
You’ve probably seen them at bus stops all over Park Slope — young men in bright green T-shirts giving out information about a new phone-based service. Perhaps you’ve noticed them helping out at the Fall Civic Sweep or other events in the community. But what is Roadify?
The Social Network of Traffic and Transit Read More »
The September 2010 issue of Civic News is here and ready to read: Here’s what’s happening!
Civic News is here — check out the September 2010 issue! Read More »
Civic Council sponsors a design contest for Prospect Park entrance gateways at Third Street
Make Your Mark in Prospect Park Read More »
Many people meet Michael Cairl for the first time as he sits on the stoop of his North Slope brownstone, rather than at a meeting of some local organization.
New Council President’s Goals: Diversity, Sustainability, Fun Read More »
This summer, a “For Sale” sign appeared in the front courtyard of 211 Berkeley Place. While the four-story house may look like many other brownstones on the block, it occupies a unique place in the modern history of Park Slope.
A ‘Cinderella’ Story on Berkeley Place Read More »
This year, eight new Civic Council trustees were elected, with another one appointed, to join their colleagues who continue to serve.
New Trustees Come on Board Read More »
Fall Celebrations; Boo! Boo, I Said!; Keep an Eye on Atlantic Yards; Grant Season; New News Is Good News
News and Notes: September 2010 Read More »
Download the June 2010 issue of Civic News here.
Civic News, June 2010: Lovgren Awards, Remembrances of an Editor, and More Read More »