The Journal News ran a nice story last week about New Rochelle’s expanding collection of public art installations, including sculptures at our Transit Center, in a new pocket park on Burling Lane, and by the main Public Library — with many more to come, such as a major installation at Ruby Dee Park.
The arts and technology are critical parts of New Rochelle’s overall development strategy. We’re aiming for a downtown that is vibrant both economically and culturally.