Union Square Not For Sale

Union Square Throughout History

May 20, 2008 · Leave a Comment

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African Americans assembling during WW2, monks, an illustration from 1878 featured in Harper’s, and more.monks_union-square-harpers-jan-1878

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80 year old elm trees cut down!

May 15, 2008 · 1 Comment

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80 year old elm trees are coming down today! This is so wrong. Call Rosie Mendez now 212-677-1077! and email her at rosie.mendez@council.nyc.gov
She said yes to this.

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Artists and Greenmarket Farmes Pushed Out by USP

May 13, 2008 · Leave a Comment

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Miriam West (whose illustration is featured above) is an artist sells her work at Union Square on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, go by and say hi. She, like the other artists, are being pushed out by the Union Square Partnership whose main agenda is to make business more efficient for the big uglies around the park–Barnes and Noble, Whole Foods, forever 21, and Danny Meyer, silent partner in the privatization of Union Square. Consider visiting one of Meyer’s 12 restaurants such as the Union Square Cafe, to let him know you love and support the artists and farmers selling their goods in Union Square and oppose their increasingly constrained space.

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