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In the news, August 15-21

August 17, 2010 Joe Hirsch

St.Luke’s School on E. 139th St. near the corner of Cypress Ave will be celebrating its 100th year Anniversary on October 2nd. Alumni from around the country will be attending,…

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Mott Haven immigration festival mixes culture and politics

August 11, 2010 Joe Hirsch

Immigrants and U.S. citizens filled Brook Park on July 24, defying record heat to celebrate Latin American heritage and to voice their anger over Arizona’s controversial law aimed at finding…

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Debate over future of Sheridan rages on

August 11, 2010 Joe Hirsch

While advocates in Hunts Point continue to battle to get the Sheridan Expressway torn down, a Mott Haven-based community organization is warning that traffic will pile up on the Major…

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Mott Haven mural depicts immigrants’ dream

August 10, 2010 Jamile Frias-Gil

Residents helped create public art Last summer, a colorful mural titled “Y yo ya estaba! I was already here!” took shape on the parking lot wall of Iglesia Evangélica Española,…

Mott Haven ministry has four-legged helper

August 9, 2010

A yellow Labrador helps teach children in an after-school program One Saturday five years ago 28-year-old Andrew Mann drove his budget truck from Poplar Bluff, Missouri to Mott Haven. Ever…

Arts/Culture Business Home Immigration Jobs

Mercy Center throws lifeline to Mott Haven families

August 9, 2010 Jamile Frias-Gil

For immigrants and the poor, center offers a welcome and support Heidy Rios knows what it’s like to be poor. Born and raised in the Bronx, for a time she…

Mott Haven firm pioneers green moving

August 9, 2010

Reduced trips, reusable boxes and recycled packing pellets head list A new patch of green is growing in Mott Haven–but it isn’t grass.  In the shadow of the Bruckner Expressway,…

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As pact with city expires, gardeners worry

August 4, 2010 Joe Hirsch

City officials insist community gardens have nothing to fear Eight years ago, the city, the state and the creators of 500 community gardens on city-owned land reached an agreement that…

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