Protecting and improving the community for the people who live and work here

From an intrepid gardener:

“Don’t know how many of you have noticed, but those squeaky wheel sounds coming from the garden

after dark will not be fixed with an oil can.  

That is our own native spring peepers….there are several quite tuneful sopranos … They seem to be

mostly located in or around the plant filled pond across from Bob’s ‘greenhouse’ area.  Ah what a delight

it is…..they seemed to be thriving in the [area] that has lots of plant material growing in the pond.  

So, if you want some male peepers ….singing from your pond, add some plant material.  Warm wet

spring nights are their favorites.”

What do you think?

Freemans Restaurant (at the end of Freeman Alley), 191 Chrystie St. 1R, is asking to stay open and serve alcohol until 2am: Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.

There will be an opportunity for in -person public comment at the CB3 meeting on:

Thursday, April 13th, 2017 at 6:30pm

Thelma Burdick Community Room

10 Stanton Street(corner of Bowery)

Or you can email (by Wednesday) your comments to the Community Board 3 Office:

Susan Stetzer <sstetzer@cb3manhattan.org>  

Job Expo Meeting

@

10 Stanton Street

Come learn about

JOB OPENINGS WITH

PUBLIC HOTEL

115 Chrystie Street

Hospitality

Front of House/Back of House

Bellman

Front Desk Agents

Housekeeping

Administration

Construction & Engineer

Please join us if interested in job opportunities

From

“LES Employment Network”

Tuesday

April 11, 2017

6 P.M.

Large Community Room

From Bowery Boogie:

Windflower Farms will be holding their first day of the Stanton CSA tomorrow.

On the back patio of the M’Finda Kalunga Garden 1-2pm. Rain or Shine.

Past time to get cars out of the park. Public transportation works for the neighborhood why not for everyone?

It’s time to replace the tree planted with love (run over by a truck in the park) by the LES Prep students and AAFE seniors! The empty tree pit should have a tree in it! Not be part of a driveway for trucks.

Before and After:

If you can’t avoid a stationary tree it doesn’t bode well for someone on a bike, a child running through the park or strolling park users. Cars have no place in this narrow park. It is the # 1 complaint we get.