Oct 27, 2011 at 9:53 am
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Money talks! Gentrifying Williamsburg finally gets park renovation
By Aaron Short
The Brooklyn Paper
The city appears poised to spend $2.6-million to turn a decaying Williamsburg park into a destination.
The redesign is part of a long-term plan by locals to improve the busy green space bordered by Maspeth Avenue, Morgan Avenue, Olive Street, and Sharon Street,…[More]
by beccalawson
Sep 15, 2011 at 4:58 pm
Our fabulous composting committee spearheaded the construction of a new Three-bin Composting System this past weekend with the help of the New York Compost project.
In case you haven’t seen the bins in all of their architectural glory yet, you can check them out in the video above.
Stay tuned for lessons in three-bin management from Alison and her…[More]
by beccalawson
Aug 30, 2011 at 1:49 pm
Watershed Post - Storm Report, Hamden NY 08 29 2011 from VeccVideography on Vimeo.
While Hurricane Irene may have spare the garden, it wasn’t so kind to our fellow farmers upstate. Newton farm was evacuated by helicopter this morning and Lucky Dog is under water. These are just two examples of the devastation north of New York City.
Grow NYC is accepting donations on behalf of our sister farms upstate:
http://www.grownyc.org/blog/?p=137
Please donate anything…[More]
I have all these turnips growing and it’s about time to harvest. The only question is: How do
Our fabulous composting committee spearheaded the construction of a new Three-bin Composting Syste
I was thoroughly engaged with my fire escape garden! I ran into Alison a couple of days ago and she
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The person that was going to go to the workshop tonight at 5:30 is sick. Is anyone available to
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