Hunts Point residents join housing march
Demonstrators call for more protection for tenants By Insanul Ahmed insanulahmed@yahoo.com Photo by Mother On
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Hunts Point Works loses its job
City to shut employment center’s doors By Tatyana Gulko tgulko@hunter.cuny.edu Photo by Tatyana Gulko The
The circus comes to Hunts Point
Neighborhood kids put on a three-ring show By Christina Davis cdav@hunter.cuny.edu Photos by Leslie Caraballo/NYCNews
Judge puts Oak Point jail on hold again
Coalition celebrates order delaying hearings By Janice Harrison Janice7074@gmail.com A court order that halted the
A bigger highway or none at all?
Residents clash over the future of the Sheridan Expressway By Daniel Allen dantallen@gmail.com State officials
Hundreds flock to clean-up
Volunteers make Hunts Point, Longwood shine By Insanul Ahmed insanulahmed@yahoo.com Volunteers show off their handiwork
Food co-op aims for better, cheaper food
In return for work, members will get steep discounts By Sudip P. Mukherjee smukherj@hunter.cuny.edu A
Battling for a school’s life
Campaign seeks to save a Hunts Point high school By Christina Davis cdav@hunter.cuny.edu The city
Middle-income apartment to rise on Fox Street
Building would be Hunts Point’s first co-op in two decades By Sudip P. Mukherjee smukherj@hunter.cuny.edu
Is West Bronx’s loss Hunts Point’s gain?
Growers and food importers move from Terminal Market to Fulton Fish Market By Carolina K.
Cops reach out to young people
Hunts Point/Longwood Explorers seek understanding By Sendy Tavera Stavera@hunter.cuny.edu Photo by Sendy Tavera The 41st
Sewer plant will tower over park
By Daniel Allen dantallen@gmail.com This rendering from the environmental impact statement for the Hunts Point
Jail hearing postponed
Protest marchers hail court-ordered delay By Joe Hirsch NYCity News Service Photo by Amy Ponce
Artists, performers feel touch of a poet
Neruda inspires collaboration at Hunts Point’s MUD/BONE By Tatyana Gulko tgulko@hunter.cuny.edu Photo by Tatyana Gulko
Two shows open gallery’s spring season
The Bronx River Art Center will kick off its spring season on May 4 by
Opponents charge city rushes jail plan
Queens politicians say ‘Put it in Hunts Point,’ while Bronx reps say ‘No’ By Janice
Supermodel Campbell spends time at Point
By Christina Davis cdav@hunter.cuny.edu Photo by Joseph Gilmore World-famous model Naomi Campbell, 36, reading to
Concrete plant to become park
But when? ask Hunts Point activists By Daniel Allen dantallen@gmail.com Photo by Daniel Allen Part
New worker unlocks Barretto Point Park gates
Photo by Rebekah Logan Children played in Barretto Point Park shortly after its opening last
Hunts Point’s ‘Outsider Artists’
A professional nurtures the talent of a group of self-taught, home-grown painters and sculptors. By
Hope grows in South Bronx soil
Addicts tend plants and trees in New Leaf turn-around program. By Carolina K. Moraes carolinakbrasil@yahoo.com
A bookstore with South Bronx roots
Books in the Hood offers readers a new place to shop By Insanul Ahmed insanulahmed@yahoo.com
Bronx River has a new tenant
Beaver makes home between river and parking lot Wildlife Conservation Society The beaver lodge on
Groups plan clean-up of contaminated land
“Brownfields” offer opportunities for parks, businesses, jobs By Anthony Moran amoran@hunter.cuny.edu The brightly-colored murals Tats
Delayed by train track, Riverside Park to open
Hunts Point Riverside Park will open this spring, using a flagman to safeguard users from