St.
George Civic Association St. George is an active, growing community on the north shore of Staten Island, across the harbor from Manhattan. The St. George Civic Association works for managed growth and development, for improved schools, for public safety, for better transportation both public and private, including the Staten Island Ferry, and for increased recreational and retail amenities in our neighborhood and throughout Staten Island. |
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The St. George Waterfront Development Final Scope of Work to Prepare an Environmental Impact Statement is available here, showing changes from the draft version. At our meeting on MAY 30, 2013 7:30 pm Doors open at 7:00 we'll discuss the contents, and vote on the SGCA's position. Waterfront development information is on the New York City EDC web site. We meet at the Brighton Heights Reformed Church 320 St. Mark's Place at Fort Place parking available in back -- all are always welcome at our meetings. |
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THE ST. GEORGE GREENMARKET IS OPEN! Details here -- St. George becoming artist center Postcards from the Rails: artist Mary Bullock traveled the length of Staten Island taking photographs for postcards; 22 cards for $10, $3 postage if ordering by mail. More information and images at the Postcards web site. View from the Terrace in the late 1990s:
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The SGCA supports our local NYPD 120th Precinct Community Council meeting schedule appears on the Public Safety Committee page. "The Doors of Saint George" poster available again -- more info here. St. George in Arcadia Press's Images of America series, is co-edited by long-term SGCA member David Goldfarb. A local blog has an illustrated entry on the volume. |
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St. George Civic
Association Post Office Box 987 Staten Island, NY 10301 |
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President: Theo Dorian Vice President: Victoria Harding Treasurer: Sarah Power Recording Secretary: Frizzi Linck Corresponding Secretary: David Goldfarb Members at Large: John Kilcullen, Bob Zion |
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