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Bookmark or Share- These local alleys created striking memories - NewsdayThese local alleys created striking memories. Andrew Colen of Coram tosses a ball with his "up in the air with backspin to the right" for a strike on April 6 at Larkfield Lanes in East Northport.
- ALLEY | English meaning - Cambridge DictionaryALLEY definition: 1. a narrow road or path between buildings: 2. a path in a park or garden, especially with trees…. Learn more.
- The American Alley, Part 2: Origins of the American Alley - Strong TownsThe American Alley, Part 2: Origins of the American Alley. Alexander Charlie-Dobbs Dukes • 2 years ago. Thanks for this article, this is a great primer on alleys and general urban development in the US! Christopher Pizzi • 2 years ago. Thomas, This is shaping up to be a great series!
- Alley - WikipediaAlleys and ginnels were also the product of the 1875 Public Health Act in the United Kingdom, where usually alleys run along the back of streets of terraced houses, with ginnels connecting them to the street every fifth house. [citation needed] Alleys may be paved, or unpaved, and a blind alley is a cul-de-sac.
- New urban opportunity: Alleys, mews, and accessory unitsAlleys were a neglected and unused element of the American built environment for at least a half century, until they made a comeback through the New Urbanism in the 1980s. Traditional neighborhoods developments (TNDs) included alleys for trash collection, utilities, and the primary purpose—to move garage doors off streets.
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