#open-streets

#open-streets

New York City's open streets program faces decline due to lack of support and resources from city officials.

Car-Free Earth Day in NYC promotes sustainable activities and transforms streets into vibrant spaces for community enjoyment.

New report highlights decline of New York City's Open Streets program, urging increased funding and support for public outdoor spaces.

The Open Streets for Schools initiative allows legal street closures for children's play in New York, enhancing school environments and safety.

The city is formalizing outdoor seating rules for restaurants while limiting private space usage to preserve public access to streets and plazas.

New York City's Open Streets program expands with a record number of locations for Car-Free Earth Day, promoting environmental awareness and community engagement.

The city is privatizing public street space to allow businesses to operate in formerly car-free areas.

NYC's Open Streets program is undergoing a controversial privatization, permitting businesses to occupy public roadways and plazas.

The Montague open street this weekend features a pickleball tournament, soccer training for kids, a prayer service, and food vendors.

The first-ever Montague Open Pickleball Tournament successfully brought the community together, showcasing local businesses, and featured spirited competition among participants.