Side Street: In the Bronx, an Unlikely Sanctuary for Birds, and People
Aug.17, 2014 in
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New York Times: Troy Lancaster lives in exile. In the Bronx. His relatives won’t visit him, he says, because like a lot of folks with roots in the South, they are not keen on concrete, noise and narrow streets. He felt the same way in the 1980s when he moved to a stretch of Grant Avenue that had been reduced to an open-air drug market along a weed-choked street. His relatives do not know what they are missing. Today, Mr. Lancaster spends his time tending to trees and plants that line shaded, winding paths inside…
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