Serving Mott Haven, Melrose & Port Morris
Bronx environmental advocates are urging borough residents to raise their voices for better waterfront access and better funding for public parks. Environmental advocates urged New Yorkers to fight for more…
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The New York Empowerment Zone said "no" to FreshDirect's request for $3.5 million to help them move to Port Morris.
A bulkhead on the shore of the Harlem River is crumbling into the water leaving about 100 yards of state-owned waterfront unprotected from high tides and future storms.
The city’s Industrial Development Agency voted to approve a package of tax exemptions and incentives that would bring online grocer FreshDirect to the Harlem River Yards in Port Morris.
In another tumultuous meeting, the community board voted to approve FreshDirect's plans, but opponents cried foul.
A team of lawyers and spokesmen for FreshDirect informed Community Board 1 that a final review of the company's proposed relocation to Port Morris will begin next week.
Sustainable South Bronx, Greenworker Cooperatives and the Bronx Council on Environmental Quality have joined the opposition to FreshDirect’s move to the Harlem River Yards.