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CB3’s Land Use Committee Backs Siempre Verde Garden Against Development Plan

Last night, Community Board 3's land use committee came down firmly on the side of preserving the Siempre Verde Community Garden, rather than selling the city-owned site to a developer. The city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) hoped...

Council Member Chin Offers Tentative Support For Siempre Verde Garden

Here's a followup on the push to save the Siempre Verde Community Garden on Stanton Street. Garden activists launched a petition drive to stop a private developer and the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) from building...

Petition Launched to Save Siempre Verde Garden From Development

Members of the Siempre Verde Community Garden are gearing up for a battle at Community Board 3 next month.  The city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development, along with a private developer, will go before the land use committee...

Family Fun: Celebrate Spring at the Stanton Street Shul on Sunday May 18

The Stanton Street Shul, the Siempre Verde community garden and the LES Jewish Conservancy are coming together for a kid-focused spring celebration on Sunday May 18 built around the Jewish holiday of Lag B’Omer. In the garden, there will be...

Celebration at Siempre Verde Garden on Sunday

Coming up this weekend, there's a party to celebrate a new lease on life at the Siempre Verde Garden on Stanton Street. Last year, the garden was threatened by a potential residential development project. But garden activists got together...

German Artist Henrick Beikirch Completes Stanton Street Mural

Over the weekend, Tim Schreier checked in on German artist Hendrik Beikirch, who was finishing up a new mural on Stanton Street (near Attorney Street). Here's the press statement we received regarding this project: Global meets local as German artist...

Stanton Street Parcel Likely to Become Interim Community Garden

A resident group is one step closer to winning approval from the city for use of two vacant parcels on Stanton and Attorney streets for an interim community garden.  A spokesperson for the Department of Housing Preservation and Development,...
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The Lo-Down Culture Cast Episode 19 – Roxy Hunt, Co-Founder of The Lower East Side Film Festival

We spoke with Roxy Hunt, Co-Founder of The Lower East Side Film Festival (LESFF), for this week's episode of...
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