Artists fret as tourists beat a path to their studios
Will notice force Mott Haven rents up and them out? By Azriel James Relph Azriel.james.relph@gmail.com
Month: July 2009
Port Morris wasteland dreams of green
The industrial area at the borough’s southernmost tip is a place of trucks, factories and fumes, with little to offer humans who travel by foot or by bike, or want to sit a spell. But the proposed South Bronx Greenway could bring tree-lined paths and waterfront parks to Port Morris’ lifeless streets.
Whose South Bronx Greenway is it anyway?
A number of Mott Haven community leaders are complaining that they have been left out of planning the South Bronx Greenway’s future.
At stake, they argue, is not only recreation but jobs.
Rats plague seniors in Betances Houses
Tenants complain that they live in ‘The stinkiest building in New York” and say the
Trees talk on the Grand Concourse
By Jeanmarie Evelly jeanmarie.evelly@motthavenherald.com The Grand Concourse, the iconic boulevard that stretches along four miles
East Side House celebrates three graduations
By Maria Clark maria.clark@motthavenherald.com Prior to signing up for the GED certification course with the
Melrose says farewell to a senior citizen referral office
Buena Ayuda closes its office By Maria Clark maria.clark@motthavenherald.com The farewell ceremony at Buena Ayuda
Community resources for senior citizens
maria.clark@motthavenherald.com The following community resources offer immigration information services, legal aid and social services: Neighborhood