Church Avenue subway station

After Years Of Organizing, Neighborhood Volunteers Debut Q Gardens With Inaugural Cleanup

Ali Jacobs

After Years Of Organizing, Neighborhood Volunteers Debut Q Gardens With Inaugural Cleanup

Neighbor Anne Schoeneborn and two younger volunteers work to clean up Q Gardens on Saturday. Photo via Q Gardens [https://qgardenscf.wordpress.com/2015/03/29/q-gardens-inaugural-clean-up-event/] After two and a half years of organizing [/blog/garden/q-gardens-signs-lease-mta-will-hold-inaugural-cleanup-saturday-march-28] , neighbors flung open the door (well, fence) to a new community green

After Years Of Pleas, Area Leaders Hope Their Requests For Renovated Church Avenue Subway Station Don’t Fall On Deaf Ears

Assemblyman Jim Brennan

After Years Of Pleas, Area Leaders Hope Their Requests For Renovated Church Avenue Subway Station Don’t Fall On Deaf Ears

For years, the Church Avenue B/Q subway station has been plagued by leaky ceilings, peeling paint, crumbling cement (and more) [/blog/transportation/you-can-help-repair-the-church-avenue-bq-subway-station] – and area leaders are hoping the MTA will finally do something to address the litany of issues at the busy transportation hub. Last Thursday, Church Avenue