Join the Block Association on June 15 for a Q&A about W. 103rd St. as an Open Street
West 103rd Street between West End Avenue and Broadway on Earth Day 2021
By Caitlin Hawke
New sign seen at the corner of Broadway and West 103rd Street
Perhaps you've noticed the new sign at right which sits at the corner of W. 103rd Street and Broadway: "Room to Move! Open Streets." Or maybe you joined in the 2021 Earth Day events above.
To quote my favorite octogenerian: "Something is happening here but you don't know what it is, do you Mr. Jones?" Well here's a chance to come find out more. For an open discussion on this NYC designation of W. 103rd Street, join our next meeting on June 15. Below are further details from the board of directors about this Q&A with neighbor Peter Frishauf.
To quote my favorite octogenerian: "Something is happening here but you don't know what it is, do you Mr. Jones?" Well here's a chance to come find out more. For an open discussion on this NYC designation of W. 103rd Street, join our next meeting on June 15. Below are further details from the board of directors about this Q&A with neighbor Peter Frishauf.
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"The Block Association invites you to attend the virtual monthly West 102nd & 103rd Streets Block Association meeting scheduled for Tuesday, June 15th, 2021, at 8 p.m. An IMPORTANT agenda item is a discussion of the NYC designation of West 103rd Street between Broadway and Riverside Drive as an Open Street with the intention of creating an open corridor on West 103rd Street from Central Park to Riverside Park.
The Board of Directors of the Block Association is eager to get your feedback about this designation and how it affects you and hope that you can attend this meeting. Peter Frishauf, a neighbor and longtime member of the association as well as an advocate for Open Streets, will be there to answer questions about how this designation occurred and what it means. To receive a Zoom invitation to the June 15th meeting, please RSVP to AMZoom@w102-103blockassn.org." |
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