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POSTED May. 15

9/11 Memorial Chief Emphatically Rejects Call for Bringing Sphere to WTC Plaza

Facing the leader of a movement to return Fritz Koenig's Sphere to the World Trade Center site, Joe Daniels said in no uncertain terms that the sculpture will not go there.

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UPDATED May. 16

Planned Bike Share Sites Are Worrying Some Tribeca Residents

There are concerns over the visual impact of logo laden bikes at a station on Duane Street and the safety of pedestrians in Bogardus Plaza.

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POSTED May. 06

Principal Makes Room for All Kids On P.S. 234's Kindergarten Waitlist

Lisa Ripperger sent letters to all 22 families on the list to say the wait is over. She added another kindergarten section—a sixth—to her school.

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POSTED May. 16

At P.S. 276, Tackling the Topic of Kids, Media and Body Image

On May 23, the school hosts a screening and panel on media-generated images of women and their potentially harmful impact on children.

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POSTED May. 05

Cultural Smorgasbord of Dance Delights Descends Downtown

From Argentinean tango to Native American pow wow, a sampling of the cultural melange that took the stage last month.

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POSTED May. 01

The Many Faces of 'Taste': Behind the Scenes, They Make It Happen

Unseen, more than two dozen volunteers bring the mammoth food event to life. Think of them when you're chowing down on May 19.

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Downtown´s World of Dance
From Argentinean tango to Native American pow wow, a sampling of the cultural delights that descended in April on Lower Manhattan.
On May Day, Occupiers Return Downtown
Supporters say they believe the tens of thousands who marched down Broadway on May 1 will spark a new season of protest.
Downtown Dogs: What´s in Their Names?
The Trib found that Lower Manhattanites like people names for their pets, often for very human reasons. And yours? Send photo to tribeditor@tribecatrib.com
Lilac Takes Cinematic Journey to Ellis Island
The 1933 steamship was towed from Tribeca´s Pier 25 to Pier 40, where it served as an Ellis Island ferry for a new film with Joaquin Phoenix and Marion Cotillard.
Photos Mark a Year of Progress at WTC Site
Photographs of the World Trade Center site taken in February 2011 and February 2012 illustrate a year of dramatic changes across the 16 acres.
Occupy: The Exhibition
On Jan. 26, the South Street Seaport Museum reopens with 16 galleries of exhibitions, including a photo show that documents Occupy Wall Street. Here´s a preview.