Hunts Point Riverside Park is one of the city’s prettiest public spaces, the gateway to the Bronx River, rescued by a community that cleaned up an illegal dump and fought to get the city to create a park. On Saturday night, vandals spray-painted tags on its paths, walls, benches and even trees. The full story is in The Hunts Point Express.
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