Week Ending February 25, 2012
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RSVP today and submit your questions for our panelist to [email protected].
The FGA’s Grants Committee asks meeting attendees to please bring non perishable food to be donated to Queen of All Saints Food Pantry. Several food pantries in Fort Greene have closed, thus increasing food demands at pantries. Take a look at our February Newsletter to learn about other opportunities to give back in your neighborhood.
The Communications and Community Engagement Committee of the Fort Greene Association (FGA) sources daily news about Fort Greene and the surrounding neighborhoods to keep you up to speed on what’s going on and to highlight what makes our community unique. If you are interested in receiving immediate daily updates please become a Fan of the FGA on Facebook or Follow us on Twitter.
- Carl Hancock Rux — An Artist Who is all about the Work
- Danny Simmons — Artist, Mentor, Conscience
- Peaches HotHouse: Neighborhood Beat Bed-Stuy
- Food Co-op Readies for Boycott Vote
- Downtown Brooklyn not Ready for Population Rise
- Cops Seek 6 Teen Suspects in Two Brooklyn Robberies
- So, Fort Greene, What’s Missing in Your Life?
- The Gap Will Open a Fulton Street Outlet in Eleven Days
- Brooklyn Feels a Pinch
- Driver Found Guilty in Fatal Accident with Bicyclist, but Only for Suspended License
- Michael Thompson — from Poetry to Three-Pointers
- Behold the Hub, a 52-Story Residential Tower Planned for Downtown Brooklyn
- Tourist in Your Own Town: Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower
- The Latest Trend is Baby Trends
- Glenn Beck is Angry at the Park Slope Food Co-op
- Bat-Wielding Maniac Beats Man at McDonald’s
- Fort Greene to City: Rotate this Statue!
- DUMBO Needs Employees for Growing Tech Industry
- Iron Gate Thieves Strike Again
- Second Navy Green Building Done with Construction
We encourage meeting attendees to become a member of the Fort Greene Association or make a donation to support the FGA’s free programming; please visit our website to learn more. Your financial support is needed to support our neighborhood efforts. The Fort Greene Association is devoted to historic preservation, neighborhood and park enhancement, as well as cultural, economic and housing advancement throughout the neighborhood of Fort Greene, Brooklyn. The Fort Greene Association, Inc. is an all-volunteer organization, operating as a non-profit 501(c) (3) charitable organization that supports and works in concert with the many other fine organizations that make our community so special and vital. Follow us on Twitter or become our Facebook Fan.
