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): September 2011 Read More »
From the September 2011 Civic News article, “Ten Years Ago in the Slope (…and 20 and 30, Too), September 2011.”
September 2011: 20 Years Ago in the Slope Read More »
From the September 2011 Civic News article, “Ten Years Ago in the Slope (…and 20 and 30, Too), September 2011.”
September 2011: 30 Years Ago in the Slope Read More »
From the September 2011 Civic News article, “Ten Years Ago in the Slope (…and 20 and 30, Too), September 2011.”
September 2011: 10 Years Ago in the Slope Read More »
Mort Fleischer has spent more than 40 years helping to make Park Slope a better place to live. In honor of his hard work, he received this year’s George Lovgren Volunteer Award
Four Decades of Working for A Better Slope 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 »
From the May 2011 Civic News article, “Ten Years Ago in the Slope (…and 20 and 30, Too), May 2011.”
May 2011: 30 Years Ago in the Slope Read More »
From the May 2011 Civic News article, “Ten Years Ago in the Slope (…and 20 and 30, Too), May 2011.”
May 2011: 20 Years Ago in the Slope Read More »
From the May 2011 Civic News article, “Ten Years Ago in the Slope (…and 20 and 30, Too), May 2011.”
May 2011: 10 Years Ago in the Slope Read More »
Many Park Slope newcomers — and even some longtime residents — may not realize how much Brownstone Brooklyn has changed over the decades, going from a blighted community in the 1960s and ’70s to an often pricey cultural capital today.
Special Event: The Invention of Brownstone Brooklyn Read More »