"Unique, essentially New York, and focused on serving the public." These are traits that NY Assemblymember Deborah Glick has in common with the High Line—what about you? ⁠ —⁠ Assemblymember Glick has been a public servant for 32 years—and she knows the power and importance of community spaces like the High Line.⁠ "Community is not just about the borders of a neighborhood," she told us. "It is about the shared interests and shared values of the people who live there. It is about the interactions and interrelationships between people and businesses in the area and being connected by virtue of one's daily activities. Picking up breakfast from a coffee shop, dropping off at the dry cleaners or laundromat, or stopping by the deli to fill in what one forgot to get when food shopping. All these connections are about community, and the High Line is a place where people meet to share a walk or sit down to enjoy the sunset."⁠ —⁠ What do you have in common with the High Line? Share your story with us at the link in profile. #MyLine — 📸: @lizlig