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Recap: “Adapting to Change” Lower East Side Cycling Tour
In the immediate post-Sandy days, bicycles were the best means of transportation, and so it was appropriate that the Green Map System’s “Adapting to Change” tour of the Lower East Side, held this past Sunday, [...]
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Turtle Pond and Lowline Maple Tree Arrive in M’Finda Kalunga Garden
In mid-September, just as the weather took a turn for the crisp, shovels arrived and volunteers began digging a pit on the perimeter of M'Finda Kalunga Garden.
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Hens Arrive at M’Finda Kalunga Garden
The recently-refurbished coop within the perimeter of M'Finda Kalunga Garden is again astir, thanks to the arrival of some new neighborhood farm animals.
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New Wildlife for M’finda Kalunga Garden
The roosters no longer crow on Forsyth Street. Caesar and Napoleon were shipped away last fall, not to return. But their coop inside the M'finda Kalunga Garden remains well-kept.
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The Roaming Chicken on Rivington Street
Just another day of unattended wild farm animals roaming the streets of the Lower East Side
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An Open Letter to the New York Post
The New York Post appears to have taken another one of our stories and pawned it as their own. Full letter after the jump!
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The Rooster Still Crows on Forsyth Street [Video]
Believe it or not, it is possible to receive a barnyard wake-up call at the ass-crack of dawn on Forsyth Street.
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Roosters in Sara D. Roosevelt Park
It’s not every day you see a rooster hobbling around in our neighborhood. Unless, of course, you happen upon the M’Finda Kalunga Garden situated in Sara D. Roosevelt Park. This particular rooster was [...]
