NYC nonprofit partners with NYCHA to convert outdoor spaces into community gardens
News 12 spoke to residents about their plans to plant in their new garden for the community.
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Jul 7, 2023, 12:01 AM
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12h agoGrowNYC, a New York City nonprofit, is partnering with the New York City Housing Authority to convert outdoor spaces at housing developments into community gardens.
News 12’s Samantha Chaney was at the latest community garden at the Pelham Parkway Houses for the unveiling of the green space, talking to residents about their plans to plant for the community.
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