Volunteers revive neglected garden
On June 22, residents and green space advocates gathered to celebrate the reopening of a long-venerated community garden that had fallen on hard times.
On June 22, residents and green space advocates gathered to celebrate the reopening of a long-venerated community garden that had fallen on hard times.
According to Mott Haven: Open Space Index, a report published by New Yorkers for Parks in 2014, the neighborhood did not meet 11 out of 15 open space index criteria, including the total acres of open space available to every 1,000 residents.
Msgr. Gerald Ryan, who battled against the abandonment of the South Bronx as pastor of St. Luke’s Church for 47 years, died on April 11.
The elderly and kids run for dear life at the corner of E. 138th St. and St. Ann’s Ave., critics say, while urging the city to take steps to make the crossing safer.
A venerable Catholic school faces the axe in Mott Haven.
Visiting the dead is a common ritual for Mexicans during El Dia De Los Muertos.
Some residents worry, though, about new burdens With people going in and out of its