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from Tkiya: “Tkiya uses participatory music experiences to help people of all ages find their unique connection with Jewish culture and to reinvigorate diverse Jewish communities.” See https://tkiya.org/tu-bshevat/
“How Has a Tree Helped You Today?” by Carla Friend How has a tree helped you today, How has a tree helped you today,
M’Finda Garden Bird Mobile
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Felicia Gordon Tenant Association President for Rafael Hernandez Housing Ribbon Cutting today for the New Playground and Senior Seating areas. Funded by Council Member Margaret Chin’s office and Manhattan Borough President’s office. Gordon said, “Margaret came and took one look at this and said ‘I don’t need to see any more – we’re getting Big Thank You to the 5th Precinct, ALL the Explorers: Christian, Justin, Karen, and Andy and Sgt Yip, Randy Chan, Shaneek Smith. They came from the Bronx, Queens, and nearby Chinatown. Thanks also to Marco from International Center for Photography. And to PO Urena and PO Dhundup for stopping by on your walk-through of the
Again this Thursday from 11am to 1pm City Relief is here offering hot soup, hot chocolate and other resources. The Forsyth Conservancy was built here in the early 1980’s and tended by them for decades (tended by Tenement Museum Staffers in recent years):
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From Elizabeth Hardwick. Our beloved bird whisperer.
The skies above, all foamy froth and wind-whipped cloth, are emptier today, A Wild Air Rider, A Daring Gusty Glider, too soon has gone away, Quiet now, a dozen harmless doves, strewn thither, in motionless array, Nearby a wanton pigeon crew, ungrouped, no longer
Big thank you to NYC Parks and Susan Stetzer from CB3 and Council Member Chin‘s Office for coordinating this venture. It has already lifted the spirits of all of us here!
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