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Upcoming Events at Van Cortlandt Park

By Margaret on May 13, 2011

The Friends of Van Cortlandt Park announce: Western John Muir Volunteer Day Saturday May 14th meeting at 10am Volunteers are needed to remove invasive plants and help native trees and shrubs as the Friends continue our efforts on the Western side of the John Muir Trail. Meet at the Friends Compost Site- enter the Park [...]

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Koppell wins Green Street for Bailey Place!

By Margaret on May 3, 2011

Ft. Independence resident Bob Drake asked Councilman Koppell to get a Greenstreet installed at Bailey Place and Fort Independence Street. Koppell, in the letter posted here, announces he has gotten The Parks Department and the Dept of Design and Construction to create a Greenstreet there, once the Bailey Place retaining wall is restored. Goodbye, ugly [...]

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BLOCK TRANSFORMATION FOR 238TH STREET AND CANNON PLACE

By Margaret on April 22, 2011

By Ryan Graham With the help of about 20 neighborhood volunteers, the block of 238th St. between Sedgwick and Cannon Place has become a green space.  A garden over 400 feet long has been created, where previously only asphalt and weeds existed. We’ll post some pictures soon, but in the meantime, walk by and see [...]

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COUNTDOWN TO A NEW MAYOR

Mayor Bloomberg has championed the cause of development above all else-- above community integrity, above living wage jobs, above affordability for low and middle income New Yorkers, and above quality of life issues including the sanctity of parkland and historic preservation. Bloomberg has stacked the deck in favor of developers, put their profits above all else, and made it very difficult for communities to protect their viability by asking the important questions: Does this fit the community? Does it bring something the community needs, or only something developers think they can profit from? Is it actually affordable? In the Bloomberg administration, all of that is secondary to encouraging large-scale development, come what may. He has created a war zone in the outer boroughs, where the vast majority of New Yorkers live and try to put down roots. In that context, we can't help but begin a COUNTDOWN TO A NEW MAYOR

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