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A co-op plan sprouts in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens

Posted on September 9th, 2010 by Melissa Smith

A Prospect-Lefferts Gardens resident tries to improve her neighborhood’s access to quality food.

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Slideshow: Lincoln Park Community Farm

Posted on August 30th, 2010 by Andaiye Taylor

Newark’s Lincoln Park Coast Cultural District’s community farm, in pictures.

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Community farm launches in Newark’s Lincoln Park

Posted on August 28th, 2010 by Andaiye Taylor

Newark, N.J., farm looks to become a mainstay amid key challenges.

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New York Hospital Queens highlights multiethnic food in international month

Posted on August 28th, 2010 by Larry Tung

More hospitals are trying to provide meal service that reflects the population they serve.

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Sunset Salsa

Posted on August 21st, 2010 by Pamela Lin

Sunset Salsa series on the traffic island on Ninth Avenue and 14th Street. June 22, 2010 Watch the slideshow

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Senior centers anticipate strain from nearby closures

Posted on June 19th, 2010 by Stephen Steim

Senior center directors in Washington Heights fear what Harlem closures means for them.

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Calorie labels have uncertain effect in poor neighborhoods

Posted on November 23rd, 2009 by Sasha Chavkin

Calorie labels have limited effect in low-income neighborhoods.

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Bronx center addresses nurse shortage with free training

Posted on November 1st, 2009 by Delphine Reuter

Nursing homes ranking shows training is key for success

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A physically untapped market

Posted on August 29th, 2009 by Tricia Summers

Physical therapy is an underserved market in Williamsburg.

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  Tribeca residents reflect on neighborhood’s history a decade after 9/11

  The infusion of millions of dollars in federal funding has helped draw people to Lower Manhattan, fueling a surge in population.

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  Curry Hill restaurants score low grades on health inspections

  The name Curry Hill invokes thoughts of Indian food for some, but recently it’s been a hot-bed for poor restaurant grades.

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  Passaic Street site scheduled for a facelift

  The Hackensack planning board has approved 458 Passaic Street, a former car dealership that sat as an abandoned lot for years.

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  Artist brings flavors of immigrant neighborhoods to Times Square

  Outside, all of Takagi’s photos grace the sides of 25 trash cans scattered around the Broadway plazas.

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  Superfund site cleanup finishes this summer

  Town officials and residents are debating the future of the Farmingdale Liberty Site.

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  Harlem celebrates Obama’s birthday, 2012 campaign launch

  Harlem4Obama celebrated the president’s 50th birthday and re-election campaign kickoff.

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