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In May, the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation received final approval from a state Supreme Court judge to go ahead with restoration projects slated for the Staten Island Botanical Garden. The three garden projects were announced in 1998 and subsequently approved by the city commission this year. The projects highlight the gardens' surrounding environment in historical Snug Harbor, which once served as a rest home for aging seamen. Tlic Tuscan Garden and...
