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Juan Carlos Pinto’s project at Q Gardens [https://www.facebook.com/Qgardenscommunity/photos/pb.190736197778724.-2207520000.1436883630./395904383928570/?type=3&theater] .The folks at Q Gardens [https://qgardenscf.wordpress.com/] — the new community green space just behind the Church Avenue subway station on E. 18th Street — have accomplished
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Photo via Q Gardens [https://www.facebook.com/Qgardenscommunity/photos/a.235195139999496.1073741829.190736197778724/393835164135492/?type=1&theater] Exciting news! Neighbor and artist Juan Carlos Pinto [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Juan-Carlos-Pinto-Artworks/185023554861846] — who’s well-known for his area installations like the enormous pixelated portraits at the corner of
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Volunteers carry the compost bin during the Q Gardens inaugural cleanup day. Photo by Nathan ThompsonThis Saturday, April 11, everyone’s invited to grab their kitchen scraps and head on over to the newly debuted [/blog/garden/years-organizing-neighborhood-volunteers-debut-q-gardens-inaugural-cleanup] Q Gardens (located behind the Church Avenue B/Q subway station on
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We just got great news: the MTA sent our neighbors working on Q Gardens [https://www.facebook.com/Qgardenscommunity?fref=ts] a lease agreement that will allow them to start creating a community green space located on E. 18th Street [/blog/garden/neighbors-spruce-up-q-gardens], just behind the Church Avenue subway station.
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Miss your chance to adopt some of the kittens posted earlier from the Q Gardens trapping operation [/blog/animals/help-q-gardens-trap-neuter-release-local-feral-cats]? Don’t despair–now available are sweet black two-month-olds Helga and The Kracken! The Q crew is working with locally-based Barbara the Cat Lady [/blog/animals/meet-cat-caretaker-guerilla-gardener-barbara-rosen] and the Brooklyn
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The crew behind Q Gardens [/blog/tag/q-gardens], the vacant lot behind the Church Avenue B/Q station on E 18th Street that’s being turned into an enjoyable green space for the community, spent last Wednesday attending to some furry business–trapping the first round of feral cats they
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If you’re a local architect who’s looked at the Q Gardens mockups [/blog/events/attend-a-meeting-tonight-about-the-future-of-q-gardens] and thought, “That’s not quite right,” neighbors Anne Schoeneborn and Ali Jacobs could use your expertise. “It has become clear to us that the MTA is going to require drawings stamped by
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Q Gardens [/blog/tag/q-gardens] cofounder Anne Schoenblum sends these photos from yesterday’s sign making event [/blog/events/q-gardens-is-coming-soon-make-signs-learn-more-this-saturday]. You can see more, and read more about the incoming community garden, at the Q Gardens blog [http://qgardenscf.wordpress.com/2013/10/19/81913-q-gardens-sign-making/]. Nice work, everybody! Capture any
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Community Board 14 [http://www.cb14brooklyn.com/] held its monthly meeting last night at Edward R. Murrow High School [http://www.ermurrowhs.org/]. The next monthly meeting after the board’s summer recess will be Monday, September 9 at Edward R. Murrow High School, and the public is welcome to