Before the sections, the avenues and the lakes, there was valley and sugarcane here. In the sixties, the Levitt organization raised on this plain one of the largest planned communities in the Caribbean: Levittown.
Read the themeNeighbors: this magazine is born, edition after edition, of the same pride that has moved us since day one — the pride of being from Levittown and Toa Baja. Between these pages you will find the businesses of our streets, the stories of our people, and the hands that make community without making noise. Thank you for opening it, for sharing it, and for supporting what is ours: every read tells a neighbor, “your effort is seen.”
— The Hey Levittown team
ColumnWe turn our backs on many things, but never on the sea: Toa Baja’s coast is part of who we are.
ColumnAtelier 00949 is born with a simple idea: that Levittown and Toa Baja have a magazine of their own, made by their people and for their peop…
Every Friday, Levittown has a date. Atelier 00949 is our community’s digital magazine: it is born in Hey Levittown and written from what ha…
HistoryBefore the sections, the avenues and the lakes, there was valley and sugarcane here. In the sixties, the Levitt organization raised on this…
FeaturesFrom the air, Levittown reveals itself as what it is: a garden city drawn between the river, the lakes and the bay. Come up with us and loo…
FeaturesAt the end of the road, where Toa Baja looks fully out onto the Atlantic, lies Punta Salinas: the Toa Baja beach resort and the home beach …
ColumnsA cared-for park is not a luxury: it is a neighborhood’s living room. And in Levittown and Lagos de Plata, that living room is kept up by a…
Podcast
Mystic Lita’s reading for this edition: sarcastic, playful, sometimes savage, always professional.
History
Levittown’s Eighth Section: Myth or Reality?
Cultura
Atelier in Audio — Edition No. 46
History
Toa Baja: The Bay’s Lookout
History
The Neighborhood That Rose in the Sixties
Features
Levittown from the Air
Features
Where the River Meets the Sea
Features
The Still Water of the Lakes
Features
Punta Salinas: The Home Beach
Columns
The Sea That Watches Us
Municipio de Toa Baja
The Municipality publishes its notices, activities and announcements on its official Facebook page. Facebook does not allow showing those posts outside its app to anyone without an open session, so we take you straight to the source:
What people are talking about right now on heylevittown.com — we are already 372 neighbors.
The Park Belongs to Everyone A cared-for park is not a luxury: it is a neighborhood’s living room. And in Levittown and Lagos de Plata, tha…
The Bench Conversation Before groups and social networks existed, the neighborhood already had its forum: a bench, in the shade, at the hou…
Walking the Boulevard The Boulevard and Dos Palmas are not just roads to get somewhere: they are the daily promenade of a neighborhood that…
What is being posted in the Hey Levittown Facebook group, exactly as it appears there.
Un recordatorio para hoy🤍 ✨Buen día a todos✨
📸 ¿TE ACUERDAS? ¿Te acuerdas de la tiendita Holsum en la Avenida Dos Palmas? ¿Qué comprabas allí? ¿Quién atendía? Si tienes fotos de ese Levittown, súbelas en los comentarios. 👇
☀️ BUENOS DÍAS, LEVITTOWN Que este jueves nos regale momentos de paz en medio de la rutina y descanso para el corazón. Respira, confía y sigue adelante con calma, porque Dios cuid…
Neighbors’ ads: jobs, services and items in Levittown.
See classifiedsCelebrate your people: send the greeting and it appears in the next edition.
Send a greetingReport potholes, lighting and more; the municipality gets your report with a case number.
Make a reportAll the businesses of Levittown and Toa Baja, by category.
Explore the DirectoryGet notified every time a new edition comes out, every other Friday.
