Arts & Culture
(Courtesy Twitter/Fort Greene Park [https://twitter.com/fortgreenepark/status/747858391922540544])Trash is being turned into treasure in Fort Greene Park [/?s=fort+greene+park], as broken glass is being recycled into a community mosaic map. Artist Amanda Patenaude and the Fort Greene Park Conservancy [/?s=conservancy] are inviting community
Arts & Culture
Urban Glass’ “Weird Science” is a highlight of an action packed weekend.(Photo by Kathleen Caulderwood/ CUNY Photo Wire)WINE TASTINGS: here’s a list of seven [/blog/2015/10/14/seven-places-to-enjoy-wine-tastings-in-fort-greene-clinton-hill/] weekly options! Myrtle Avenue’s KIDS GUIDE [http://myrtleavenue.org/kids-guide-to-myrtle-avenue/] also has great listings. Submit your event
art exhibition
(Photos by Emily Field) After shutting off water access to avoid broken pipes during the frigid winter, the New York City Department of Environmental Protection has refused to turn the water back on at Myrtle Village Green, a community space occupying a formerly vacant lot on Myrtle Avenue between Kent
Bob Liff
Managers at Greene Grape Provisions hung signs Monday letting customers know about their move down the street. (Photo by Audrey McGlinchy)For Amy Bennett, Nov. 14 marks the day when Greene Grape Provisions [http://www.greenegrape.com/] , the food market Bennett owns on Fulton Street, moves half-a-block north and gets
bicycling
Following a discussion [/blog/crime/car-broken-into-and-cops-dont-show-for-over-2-hours-says-neighbor] about car break-ins around Ditmas Park, several neighbors have said they’ve seen lots of broken glass on streets lately. We’ve seen one of those glass problems [/blog/transportation/watch-out-for-broken-glass-on-the-street] already this year. An important question arose: is the glass from smashed car
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A question we are frequently asked was most recently put to us by neighbor Deb, who writes: > I ride a bicycle around the neighborhood–mostly Marlborough and Rugby between Cortelyou and the Parade Ground–and I see massive amounts of broken glass. During the winter most of the glass