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March 23, 2021  |  By Turtle Bay Association  |  In TBA Special Events, Friends of Dag Hammarskjold Plaza

LES Ecology Center launches food scrap collection Wed. March 24 in Dag Hammarskjold Plaza

Look for the GREEN BINS  near the garden gate  and library box on the cobble platform behind Pink Moose cafe.

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Bring your food scraps for composting to Dag Hammarskjold Plaza, near library box and entrance gate to Katharine Hepburn Garden at 1st Ave end of Plaza
March 23, 2021  |  By Turtle Bay Association  |  In Turtle Bay News, Friends of Dag Hammarskjold Plaza

FOOD SCRAP DROP-OFF FOR COMPOSTING, WEDNESDAYS AT DAG PLAZA

Bring your food scraps for composting to Dag Hammarskjold Plaza, near library box and entrance gate to Katharine Hepburn Garden at 1st Ave end of Plaza

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Spring Egg Hunt
March 21, 2021  |  By Turtle Bay Association  |  In Turtle Bay News, Sutton Area Community

SAC Spring Egg Hunt

Dear SAC members please join us on the 3rd of April for our annual Spring Egg Hunt 2021!!! http://www.suttonareacommunity.org/ SAC SUTTON AREA COMMUNITY 60 Sutton Place South, New York, NY […]

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March 21, 2021  |  By Turtle Bay Association  |  In Turtle Bay News

Spring Cleaning

On both March 17th and 18th, crews were dispatched to 50th and 2nd Avenue to power wash the area and remove the graffiti.

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NYC Community Board 6 map
March 1, 2021  |  By Turtle Bay Association  |  In Turtle Bay News

Community Board 6 Newsletter – March 2021

March 2021 CB6 Sees the Sale of MSBI’s Campus in Our Community as a Generational Opportunity to Meet Longstanding District Needs Mount Sinai Beth Israel’s (MSBI) planned sale of 1 […]

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Grand Central Library, Midtown East/Turtle Bay
March 1, 2021  |  By Turtle Bay Association  |  In Turtle Bay News, Grand Central Library

Grand Central Library Events & News: March 2021

Resources & News: March 2021 Welcome to the Grand Central Library Newsletter, a monthly showcase of recommendations, programs, and services offered by NYPL staff and partners for our community. ATTENTION: While […]

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LETS CLEANUP NYC TOGETHER! Many of our Turtle Bay LETS CLEANUP NYC TOGETHER! Many of our Turtle Bay streets have been “decorated” with graffiti, creating an unsightly mess for our neighborhood, while impacting both residents & businesses alike.  If you would like to volunteer on Sat 4/10, plz meet at the 17th Precinct (167 E 51st St, btw 3rd/Lex) for coffee at 10:30a. Transportation to the spots will be provided. If you prefer to meet directly at the 1st clean up site at 11a, please go to 100 UN Plaza (1st Ave & 48th St). Upon completion of the 1st cleanup site, transportation will be provided for volunteers to the next site within their sector (each neighborhood in the Precinct’s zone will be cleaning up 3 separate sites.) Pizza will be served at the precinct following the clean-up #turtlebaynyc #suttonplacenyc #murrayhillnyc #CB6 #CleanupNY @17thprecinctcc @manhattancb6 @mhnanyc @friendsofdagplaza
Composting is back at Dag Park! Acting in partner Composting is back at Dag Park! Acting in partnership with @nyccompostproject & @nycsanitation, the program adheres to strict guidelines (see below). Not to be confused w/ the compost collection offered by the @grownyc prior to the pandemic, the @lesecologyctr operation is new to the Plaza. WHERE: Look for the GREEN BINS near the garden gate & library box on the cobble platform behind @pinkmoosenyc. Please observe the signs which clarify the rules. WHAT IS ACCEPTED: * YES: Fruit & veggies, coffee, tea, nuts, grains & baked goods. * NO: meat, fish or dairy products. * NO: plastics or paper products, and absolutely NO dog poop! WHEN: The bins will be open every Wed from ~9a - 3p. After that, the bins are locked down to deter vermin and misuse until the Ecology Center collects the waste for transport to East River Park Compost Yard for processing. Finished compost is donated to community greening groups. As the program gets underway, more bins will be added to meet demand. In April, @friendsofdagplaza will announce Love Your Park Clean-up/Green-up dates. Those handy devices, "grabbers," make it easy to pick up trash and debris without touching it and are available to volunteers. If you can lend a hand, please DM us! Send us photos of you composting and we will share them! #DagFarmersMarket #TurtlebayNYC #midtowneastnyc #suttonplacenyc #farmersmarketnyc #compostinginthecity #compostnyc #foodscraps
Happy holidays from the @turtlebaynycorg #passov Happy holidays from the @turtlebaynycorg #passover #easter #springholidays #midtowneastnyc #turtlebaynyc #suttonplacenyc
Spring Cleaning Many of our Turtle Bay streets ha Spring Cleaning Many of our Turtle Bay streets have been “decorated” with graffiti & trash, especially at the corner of 50th & 2nd. This has created an unsightly mess, impacting both residents & businesses. The pictures here show areas we are trying to clean up. On the 17th & 18th, crews were dispatched to 50th and 2nd to power wash the area and remove the graffiti. Next, we will target our Turtle Bay trash cans - they will be cleaned, and if any are missing, replaced. Our neighborhood needs to be clean and safe for all of us to enjoy. Please help us to keep it that way!! If you “see something,” (trash, graffiti, loitering, etc), “say something.” Call 311, notify Keith Powers (kpowers@council.nyc.gov), and @nycmayor @nycmayorsoffice PLEASE HELP US KEEP TURTLE BAY CLEAN AND SAFE!  #turtlebaynyc #midtowneastnyc #suttonplacenyc @manhattancb6 @17thprecinctcc #keepnycclean
Check out our latest newsletter! Link in bio Arti Check out our latest newsletter! Link in bio Articles include: - A tribute to Bill Curtis, our President of 50 yrs, who recently stepped down - New VP appointments to the Board, including yours truly - TBA’s new website has launched - https://turtlebay-nyc.org/ - New Business Members & new locations for current Members - An update on crime in the 17th precinct - We are down 42% - An update on the Homeless Shelter at the YMCA on 47th St
Business Member Spotlight FAYHBUN CREATIVE MODERN Business Member Spotlight FAYHBUN CREATIVE MODERN JAMAICAN FOOD FAYHBUN has reopened with limited hrs: Tues-Fri, 9a-5p. The menu includes beef, chicken, salmon & vegetable patties (similar to empanadas), muffins, bagels, hot teas & coffee. On Tues & Thurs, a hot food menu is available, including jerk chicken, curry chicken, curry goat, soup and sides (rice & beans, fried ripe plantain, steamed veggies). Reach out to FAYHBUN for their daily additions, including fish and braised beef oxtails. FAYHBUN has also expanded to include groceries and other items with an ethnic focus for sale, including herbal teas, hot sauces and spices, chocolate tea balls, herbed vinegars and not surprisingly, edible heirloom, herbal and ornamental plants. Fayhbun Creative 325 East 48th Street New York, NY 10017 347 816 4946
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