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Residents Advocate for Transformation of Underutilized Parks in Midtown East

Residents in Midtown East are advocating for the transformation of neglected lots into public parks. Led by Sean Basinski, the group is addressing issues of public space access, highlighted by a lawsuit against Guastavino’s, which had restricted access to a nearby park. The group has gathered support and aims to present their plans to the Community Board.

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Jack Espel Sean Basinski Justin Nuttall Susan Blackwell Anna Arima

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Residents in Midtown East are advocating for the transformation of neglected lots into public parks. Led by Sean Basinski, the group is addressing issues of public space access, highlighted by a lawsuit against Guastavino’s, which had restricted access to a nearby park. The group has gathered support and aims to present their plans to the Community Board.

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Loaded-language score 14/100
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Inflammatory language 1/100
Sentiment +20/100

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Are Public Spaces Really for the Public?

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Residents Advocate for Transformation of Underutilized Parks in Midtown East