Residents debate new Hunts Point jail plan
By Joe Hirsch News@huntspointexpress.com Tanya Fields speaks out against jail plan. Residents clashed over new
Month: June 2008
Art comes to Hunts Point industry
By Tenzin Tseyang ttseyang@hunter.cuny.edu What happens when you hand 10 artists the paint to cover
A 22-nation gathering visits Hunts Point
By Dan Allen Dantallen@gmail.com What do a Barbadian banker, a Palestinian social worker and a
Youth from around the world meet in Hunts Point
At mini-United Nations, teens share views with visitors By Dan Allen Dantallen@gmail.com Photos by Dan
A new look for Hunts Point Avenue
A drab street is to become a handsome boulevard By Kathy-Ann Joseph kathyannjoseph@gmail.com An architects
A new look for Hunts Point Avenue
A drab street is to become a handsome boulevard By Kathy-Ann Joseph kathyannjoseph@gmail.com An architects
Students defend Banana Kelly
School gets B from city but F from state By Dan Allen Dantallen@gmail.com Photos by
Carrion to fund Banana Kelly clinic
By Dan Allen Dantallen@gmail.com The yearly evaluations required by the federal No Child Left Behind
Weak eyes hurt Hunts Point children
When students don’t see, they don’t learn By Dan Allen Dantallen@gmail.com Click here play this
Telltale signs of a problem
Symptoms of CI can be hard to spot, but here are some signs that your
Residents want bus to go to park
By Luis M. Mostacero Photo by Luis M. Mostacero Barretto Point Park When Barretto Point
In a first, girls graduate from Hunts Point school
St. Ignatius proudly salutes a milestone in its history By Monica A. Suma monicasuma@gmail.com Photos
Pushing to improve Hunts Point schools
Organizer goes door to door to recruit parents By Daniel Allen dantallen@gmail.com Photos by Dan
‘Barretto Barbara’ keeps Hunts Point parks shining
By Kathy-Ann Joseph kathannjoseph@gmail.com On a weekday morning in Barretto Point Park, everything seemed just