The Park Slope Civic Council will be giving its highest honor to two people whose service has helped define Park Slope for both residents and people beyond our neighborhood.
Civic Council Awards Honor Food Coop’s Holtz and Past President Fleischer Read More »
All Civic Council members are invited to this year’s General Membership Meeting -– a celebration of the past year’s accomplishments, a ceremony for honorees and scholarship winners, and an all-around good time.
General Meeting Means a Great Time for Members in June Read More »
The Park Slope Civic Council, the Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council, and the Boerum Hill Association have joined forces on a new website that will monitor the megaproject in the midst of all three communities.
Right next to the Prospect Expressway sits a half-acre park in a space left over from when the highway was built through the neighborhood in the late 1950s. Over the last decade, that small slice of land has flourished into Butterfly Garden.
Butterfly Garden: A Park Reclaimed Read More »
As executive director of a nonprofit lender that has made 176 business loans in recent years to start-ups and existing businesses, I want to share the lender’s perspective. As a business owner, you will be in a stronger position to obtain financing by knowing how they think.
Sailing the Five C’s Read More »
Civic News is nearing its 75th year of publication. First published by the South Brooklyn Board of Trade in 1938 — which changed its name to the Park Slope Civic Council in the 1960s — the newsletter has reported on events of all sorts around the community.
Ten Years Ago in the Slope (…and 20 and 30, Too): May 2011 Read More »
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 »