81. Regional Food Bank Of Northeastern New York Churches/Saratoga Corinth Community Cupboard Cornell Cooperative ext. SK Cornell Cooperative extension Daily Bread Regional Food Bank of Northeastern new york. http://www.regionalfoodbank.net/content.php?page=Services_Programs-Member_Agenci

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Published by City Farmer, Canada's Office of Urban Agriculture New York Gardens Threatened With Destruction! As you read down this page, you will find a variety of information which describes the ongoing situation in New York. U r b a n O u t d o o r s No. 87 - October 28, 2002 - East Coast Greenway Celebration THE GARDEN SETTLEMENT IN CONTEXT Both Attorney General Spitzer (AG) and the Mayor share credit for the recent settlement that will preserve up to 200 more community gardens in NYC. The AG clearly understood and appreciated the value of the gardens and did not buckle under pressure from some "important" politically connected interest$. Mayor Bloomberg's role was more nuanced. His goal was to lift the AG's embargo against garden destruction, for fear of losing federal aid for housing construction. He was an adversary on this issue, but unlike his predecessor a fair one, who worked for compromise, recognizing that community gardeners had a legitimate interest in the outcome. The settlement will not end the long struggle for community garden legitimacy in NYC. Two hundred gardens are still threatened. The Parks Department parameters for acquisition of gardens will be selective and the continued interest in acquiring land and organization building by the city's land trusts is not assured. Many City Council members seem to believe that after the settlement, they have no role to play in the continuing struggle. There are yet no plans to introduce legislation to strengthen the gardener's hands in the coming negotiations or provide a mechanism for the creation of new community gardens. (More on community gardening below.)ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ

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