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Beloved Harlem Garden Nears Its End As Development Approaches
The community garden that helped transform a West Harlem block in recent years will soon be cleared to make way for an apartment building.

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The community garden that helped transform a West Harlem block in recent years will soon be cleared to make way for an apartment building.

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