Courtesy of Christine Berthet of CHEKPEDS, here are photos of what could be Manhattan&#8217;s newest public space, a pocket park on Dyer Avenue in Hell&#8217;s Kitchen. This plaza, conceived by area residents, occupies a sliver of traffic island on Dyer between 34th and 35th Streets, near the entrance to the Lincoln Tunnel. The space was…

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