Owners outline Bank Note building’s future
Landmark status will preserve the building’s past. By Lynette Raheb lynetteraheb@aol.com Photo by Beyer Blinder
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Cut down traffic, Hunts Point teens say
By Sydney Céspedes sydney29@gmail.com Six months ago, the federal government told the city that it
Lawmakers remain uncertain
They praise the messengers more than the message. By Sydney Céspedes sydney29@gmail.com Members of the
Green roof keeps house cool, dry
By Kathy-Ann Joseph kathyannjoseph@gmail.com Workers installing a green roof on Majora Carter’s and James Chase’s
Hunts Point activists seek fast bus line
Colombian mayor shares Bogota’s experience. By Joe Hirsch joehirsch@yahoo.com Photo by Adam Liebowitz Enrique Penalosa,
The Bronx River as science lab
By Stephanie Smith Photo by Stephanie Smith Banana Kelly High School students (left to right)
The Bronx River as science lab
Students at Banana Kelly High School learn in an outdoor classroom By Stephanie Smith smsmith@hunter.cuny.edu
Historic district is Longwood’s jewel
By Phyllis Cox pcox@hunter.cuny.edu Photo by Jolie Ruben The Landmark’s Preservation Commission praised the row
A borough filled with hate?
Gays who live in the Bronx say they live in fear By Eliot Caroom eliot.caroom@journalism.cuny.edu
Hunts Point island is now a park
By Angela M. Hill amhill73@yahoo.com NYC News Service Photo by Angela Hill Dignitaries signed the
Plans call for creation of Hunts Point High
School would replace New School for Arts and Sciences By Steven Antioco santioco@hunter.cuny.edu A team
Hunts Point campaign comes to Manhattan
New allies sought in effort to tear down Sheridan Expressway By Daniel Allen dantallen@gmail.com Hunts
Serrano, SSBx split over plan for Oak Point
By Joe Hirsch NYC News Service joehirsch6@yahoo.com Jose Serrano, who represents Hunts Point in Congress.
Hunts Point at play
They soared on swings. They rode the see-saw. They went to the hoop. They picknicked
New shuttle service put on hold
Problems stall free ride for Hunts Point workers By Justin Franco A new high-tech shuttle
Tats Cru remains rooted in Hunts Point
Once outlaws, they now charge corporations for graffiti By Stephanie Smith smsmith@hunter.cuny.edu Photo by Stephanie
Keeping pollutants out of the Bronx River
Hunts Point industrial site tries going green By Eliot Caroom Eliot.caroom@journalism.cuny.edu An aerial view of
Bronx River could test clean water plans
‘Let us show you how to think small,’ environmentalists tell city By Christina Davis cdav@hunter.cuny.edu
Tenants pin hopes on new management
Hunts Point I complex has waited years for help By Phyllis Cox pcox@hunter.cuny.edu
Residents get fat and get sick
A few Hunts Point eateries offer alternatives to fried and fattening food By Sudip P.
There’s not enough healthy food, says city
No one wants to buy it, say Hunts Point storeowners By Sudip P. Mukherjee smukherj@hunter.cuny.edu
Hunts Point jail remains on hold
Crucial hearing postponed again By Joe Hirsch joe.hirsch@journalism.cuny.edu A court hearing that could determine whether
‘Say cheese!’ Pros teach kids photography
Downtown museum comes to Hunts Point for lessons By Anthony Moran amoran@hunter.cuny.edu One of Alexis
New Greenway Stewards gain jobs, pride
Post brings new helping hands to park maintenance By Janice Harrison janice7074@gmail.com Children helped plant
Hunts Point school offers second chance
Wildcat Academy cooks up a new way to educate By Sendy Tavera Stavera@hunter.cuny.edu Photo by