Bronx artist rallying community to restore Norwood memorial
The mural was painted by artist Laura Alvarez and her neighbors in Norwood but has been tagged by graffiti.
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3h agoA Bronx artist is calling on the community to bring a mural that was vandalized back to life.
The mural was painted by artist Laura Alvarez and her neighbors in Norwood but has been tagged by graffiti.
News 12’s Elly Morillo spoke with the artist and Norwood residents about the new campaign to revamp the mural.
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