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From The New York Shitty Inbox: Happenings On Manhattan Avenue
Sep
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Todd (who sent the above photographs) writes:
been watching them make these sculptures for a year but didn’t realize they were intended to go up there
I have been watching these sculptures (which can be found on Manhattan Avenue north of Ash Street) as well! Some of them are quite beautiful. I will definitely have to swing by and see this in person!
Miss Heather
New York Shitty Mini Slide Show Du Jour: Fall
Sep
21
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Yesterday yours truly took it easy. However, as the afternoon whiled on I found myself drawn (by virtue of the lovely weather) to go on a little walk. Follows are some highlights from my sojourn. Enjoy!
As always you can view these images in larger format by clicking here.
Miss Heather
From The New York Shitty Inbox: Manhattan Avenue Park Squat Gets A New Addition
Aug
16
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(Or: Greenpoint At Long Last Gets Some Affordable Housing!)
Laura (who the above photographs earlier this afternoon) writes:
The homeless camp at Manhattan Ave St. End Park is expanding. There’s a tent, laundry in the tree, and a small covered ditch which I suspect is the toilet.
(speechless)
Miss Heather
From The New York Shitty Inbox: Al Fresco Living At Manhattan Avenue Park
Aug
14
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Earlier this week I broke the news that 400 McGuinness Boulevard may very well become a 200 bed homeless facility. If what I found in my inbox is any indication, this may not be such a bad thing. For a city that purportedly never sleeps, I seem to find people getting a little shut eye damned near everywhere nowadays. This is especially true of our precious (and, it should be noted: poorly managed) park space. What makes this case special is, well, see for yourself…
Laura (who took the above photographs today) writes:
This particular group has been camping out in Manhattan Ave St. End Park for about a week now. Their group is getting bigger & they now have a blow up mattress & other gear there…
WOW.
Miss Heather
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