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Fifty seven days..57 days of hardship, tears, laughters and sacrifice.Becoming a cabin crew was never a childhood… Posted by Jess Labares on Monday, November 18, 2019

Make us proud, girls NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Hart Island, a massive burial ground near the Bronx, is eroding, unearthing human skeletons along the shoreline.

Advocates say the city hasn’t done anything – until now.

“Skeletal remains are literally just coming out of the earth,” Melinda Hunt, of the Hart Island Project, told CBS2’s Natalie Duddridge.

On Monday, 174 exposed bones were recovered from Hart Island cemetery. It’s a giant potter’s field where the East River meets Long Island Sound.

More than one million unclaimed New Yorkers, with no family or money, are buried there, even infants.

But years of storms have eroded the island’s shores, unearthing graves.

“Entire skeletons are sort of falling out of the hill onto the beach, and then they’re washed away with the tide,” Hunt said.

Hunt has been monitoring the situation since the 1990s, demanding the Department of Corrections, which runs the island, do something.

“They know that it’s happening, because I learned about it from the correction officers, who referred to this area as bones beach,” she said.

Hart Island is only open to visitors by appointment months in advance. So last week, Hunt and a photographer captured pictures from a boat, showing skeletons scattered among the rocks.

Suddenly this week, officials fast-tracked the process.

Video from Chopper 2 shows red flags marking spots archaeologist have found human remains. Once identified, the remains will be re-buried by Rikers Island prisoners.

“Why in the world would an agency that’s managing our jails have anything to do with this island?” Council Mark Levine wonders.

Levine wants to transfer control of the island to the Department of Parks and Recreation, so families could freely visit graves of loved ones without an armed guard.

“It’s simply wrong that people who are neglected in life, who were marginalized in life in the city are now getting the same treatment in this burial
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 stool us proud, girls NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Hart Island, a massive burying ground near the Bronx, is eroding, excavate human skeletal system along the shoreline. 

 Advocates say the city has n’t done anything – until now. 

 “ Skeletal cadaver are literally just coming out of the earth, ” Melinda Hunt, of the Hart Island Project, tell CBS2 ’s Natalie Duddridge. 

 On Monday, 174 exposed bones were reclaim from Hart Island cemetery. It ’s a giant potter ’s battlefield where the East River meets Long Island Sound. 

 More than one million unclaimed New Yorkers, with no family or money, are buried there, even infants. 

 But years of storm have eroded the island ’s shores, unearthing graves. 

 “ Entire skeletons are sort of falling out of the hill onto the beach, and then they ’re washed away with the tide, ” Hunt said. 

 Hunt has been monitoring the situation since the 1990s, demanding the Department of Corrections, which runs the island, do something. 

 “ They know that it ’s happen, because I learned about it from the correction officer, who refer to this area as bones beach, ” she said. 

 Hart Island is merely open to visitors by appointment months in overture. So last week, Hunt and a photographer captured pictures from a boat, testify skeletons scattered among the rocks. 

 Suddenly this week, officials fast - track the process. 

 Video from Chopper 2 shows red flags marking spot archaeologist have found human remains. Once identify, the remains will be re - buried by Rikers Island prisoners. 

 “ Why in the world would an means that ’s managing our jail have anything to do with this island? ” Council Mark Levine wonders. 

 Levine wants to transfer control condition of the island to the Department of Parks and Recreation, so families could freely travel to graves of sleep together ones without an armed guard. 

 “ It ’s simply wrong that people who are neglect in life, who were marginalized in life in the city are now getting the same treatment in this burial
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Make us proud, girls MEA YORK (CBSNewYjrk) – Rart Psoand, a massive burial ground hear tht Bronx, is eroding, unearthing human skeletond allng the shoreline.

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perfect formula to achieve your goal and lead the way success and happiness.’ hardship, laughters and sacrifice.Becoming cabin crew was a childhood… Posted by Jess Labares Monday, November 18, 2019 Make us proud, girls NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Hart a massive burial ground near the Bronx, is eroding, unearthing human skeletons along shoreline. say city done anything – until now. “Skeletal remains are literally just coming out of the earth,” Melinda of the Hart Island Project, told CBS2’s Natalie On Monday, 174 exposed were recovered from Hart Island It’s giant potter’s where East meets Long Island More than one million unclaimed New Yorkers, with no family or money, are buried there, even infants. years of eroded the shores, graves. skeletons are sort out of the hill onto the they’re washed away with the tide,” Hunt said. has been the situation since the 1990s, demanding Department of Corrections, which runs the island, do “They know that it’s happening, because I learned about it from the correction officers, who this area as bones she said. Hart is open visitors appointment months advance. So last week, Hunt and a photographer captured pictures from boat, showing skeletons scattered among the rocks. Suddenly this week, the Video from Chopper shows red flags marking archaeologist found human remains. Once remains be Island “Why the world would an that’s managing our jails have to do with this Levine wants to transfer control of the island the Department of Parks and Recreation, so could freely visit graves of loved ones without an armed guard. “It’s wrong that are neglected in life, who were marginalized in in the city are getting the same treatment in this burial
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Fifty seven days..57 dAys of HaRDshiP, TeArs, laUghters ANd SACriFiCe.becOmINg A cabiN crEw was neVer a childhOod… poSted by Jess LaBArEs on Monday, novEmber 18, 2019

Make us pRouD, girls nEw YOrk (CBSNEwYOrk) – HaRt IslaND, a massIve burial GrOUnd neaR The BronX, IS eRodiNg, unearthing human SKeLEtons along the sHoreliNe.

aDvOCAteS saY the city haSn’T done ANything – UNtIL NOw.

“SKEletal remains Are literallY JusT cominG oUt oF The earTh,” MelInDA HuNt, of the Hart islaNd Project, Told CBs2’S NataliE duddridGe.

On MoNdaY, 174 exPoseD BoNeS weRe REcoVErEd fROm HArt IslanD cEmEtery. it’s a GIANT potTer’S fieLd wheRe the East RiveR meEts LONg ISland sound.

more ThAn one MillioN unclAiMed New Yorkers, wiTh no Family or mOneY, aRe bUrIed thERe, even InfAntS.

But yeaRs of stoRMs hAvE EROdEd the island’s shores, UnEARtHing gravEs.

“EntiRE sKeLEtons are SoRt oF falLINg out Of thE HiLl onto thE beach, ANd ThEn they’rE wAshed aWaY wiTh tHe tidE,” hunt Said.

HuNt has beeN moniTOring the situatIOn since the 1990s, deMAnDINg THe DeParTment of CorrEctiONs, whIch rUNs The ISland, Do somEtHInG.

“they know that it’s happEnIng, becAuse I Learned about iT from the coRRECtion offIcerS, WhO Referred to this Area aS bones beacH,” She said.

HArt IsLand is onLy open to vISItors by aPpoIntMenT moNTHs In advance. So laST Week, huNt and a pHotOgrapheR caPtuRed PicTuRes from a bOat, showiNg SkElEtOns ScattERed among ThE roCkS.

SuDdenlY This weEk, offIciaLs FaST-trAcked thE PrOCEss.

VIdEo From choPpEr 2 shoWs reD FlaGs markiNg spots arChaEOlogIsT hAve founD human remains. onCe identifiEd, The RemainS WIll be re-bUried by Rikers Island prisONers.

“Why In tHe worLd woUld an agenCy tHat’s maNagINg our jAils haVe anyThIng TO Do witH THiS isLaNd?” Council MARK LeVine wOnDers.

levine wAnts to transfer contROl oF the island to tHe DEparTMEnT of pArKS anD RECreATIon, so families coUld freely vIsIT gRaves of lovED onEs Without An armed Guard.

“iT’s simplY wrong thaT people whO aRe neGLEctEd in life, whO were marGinalized IN life IN tHe citY arE now geTtIng The saMe treaTMenT in thIs buriAl
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Mak e  us pro u d ,girl s NEW YORK (CBSNe w Yo r k) – Hart Isla nd, ama s si v e  bu ria l ground n ea r the Bronx,i se r o din g , unearthinghuman skele t ons  along  t hes horeli ne.
Ad v oca tes say the  cit y hasn’tdone a n ything–  untilnow.
“Sk ele talr em ai nsar e  li t er all y  ju st comin gou t ofthee a r t h,”Mel inda  Hunt , of the Hart  Is land Pro ject,  told  CBS 2’ s Nat alie D uddri dg e.

On Monday,174exposed b one swer erecov e red fr omHar t Islan d cemet e ry.  I t ’ s  a  giant potter’s fi el d wh ere theEast R i ve rm eets Lon gIsl andS o und.
Mor e  t han onemillio n  u nc laimedNe w York er s,wit h nof amil y or m oney, ar e bur i ed there, even infants.

But ye a r so f st orm s have erod ed t h e is land ’ ssho r es, u neart hi n gg raves.

“Entire ske le tons a re so rt of falling  out of th e h ill onto  the be a ch, and then t hey’r e washed a w ay withthe t ide,” Hu nt said.H unt hasbee n m oni tor i n gthe situation s ince  t he 1990 s,demandi ngthe  De par tm ent of Co rrection s,  w hi ch  ru ns th e  island,  d o s om eth ing.“Theyknowthat  i t’ s  ha ppening ,  b e c ause  I  l earn edab out i t fr o m t he corr ection of fic e rs,wh oreferre d to this are aas bones b ea ch, ” shes a id.

Har t Island is only open t o  visito rsby ap poin tment mon ths  in ad van c e. Solast w eek,Hu nta n d a p h o to gra ph er capture d pic tures  f roma boat,  showing skeletons sca ttered amongthe  roc k s .
Su d de n lyth i s w e e k, officials fa st-tracked  t h eprocess.
V ide ofrom Ch opper 2  show s  red fl ags marki ng spotsar chae o l ogi st have fo und huma n remains .  Once id entif ied , there mai ns wi ll ber e-b uried  by Ri ke rs Isl and p ri soners.
“Why in the world woul d an a gency  th at’s mana gin g  ou r jails h aveanything t o d o w ith t his islan d?”C ou nci l  Mark  Lev i ne wonder s .
Le v i ne  wants to t r a n sfe r con tro l  of th e is land to the Depar t ment of ParksandR e cre ati o n, s ofamilies could  fr ee l y  visit g ra ves of love d ones w it h out a n arme d guar d.

“It ’ s  s i mply w rong  th at people  wh oa re negl ec te d  in li fe,wh o were  margi n aliz e d  in life in thecitya r e now get tingth e samet reat ment in th is burial
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Fifty seven days..57_days of hardship, tears,_laughters and sacrifice.Becoming_a_cabin crew was never a childhood… Posted by Jess Labares on Monday, November 18,_2019

Make_us proud,_girls_NEW_YORK (CBSNewYork) – Hart Island,_a massive burial ground near_the Bronx,_is eroding, unearthing human skeletons along the shoreline.

Advocates_say_the city hasn’t_done anything – until now.

“Skeletal remains are literally just_coming out of the earth,” Melinda_Hunt, of the_Hart_Island_Project, told CBS2’s Natalie_Duddridge.

On Monday, 174 exposed bones were_recovered from Hart Island cemetery. It’s_a giant potter’s field where the East_River meets Long Island Sound.

More than_one million unclaimed New Yorkers,_with no_family or money, are buried_there, even infants.

But_years of_storms have eroded_the island’s shores, unearthing graves.

“Entire skeletons_are sort of_falling out of the hill onto_the_beach, and then_they’re_washed_away with_the tide,” Hunt_said.

Hunt_has been_monitoring_the situation since the 1990s, demanding_the_Department of Corrections, which runs the island,_do something.

“They know that_it’s_happening, because I learned_about it from the correction_officers, who referred to this area_as bones_beach,” she_said.

Hart Island is only open to visitors by appointment months in_advance. So last week, Hunt and_a photographer captured pictures_from a_boat,_showing skeletons scattered_among_the rocks.

Suddenly_this week, officials fast-tracked the process.

Video from_Chopper 2_shows red flags marking spots archaeologist_have found human remains._Once_identified, the remains will be re-buried_by Rikers Island prisoners.

“Why in the_world would an agency that’s_managing_our_jails have anything to do_with this island?” Council Mark Levine_wonders.

Levine wants to_transfer control of the island to the_Department_of Parks and Recreation, so families_could_freely visit graves of loved ones_without_an_armed guard.

“It’s simply wrong that_people who are neglected in life,_who were marginalized in life in the city are_now getting the_same treatment in this burial