Ferries Now Docking at New BPC Terminal
Ten times the size of its predecessor, the Port Authority's new $36
million ferry terminal in Battery Park City is now in service.
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Fun and Free for the Summer
FUN & FREE FOR THE SUMMERFrom blues to jazz, salsa to country, it’s all fun and it's all free Downtown.
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Joy in Mudville
Rain was an important player In the Little League major division's championship game
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Tribeca
UPDATED Jul. 01
Old-World Craftsmen Pave A Newly Reconstructed Tribeca Street
Since the beginning of June, three men have been using a single string to guide them as they lay each row of granite cobblestones, inching their way eastward to West Broadway.
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Puffy’s Building Up for Sale But Bar Stays, Says Owner
The owner of Puffy's Tavern, and the building it inhabits, says he is committed to keeping the bar open.
UPDATED Jul. 01
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Developers of Leonard St. Project in Foreclosure Suit
Developers of a completed, but vacant 10-story condo and retail building in Tribeca are faced with foreclosure suit.
UPDATED Jul. 01
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Driver Arrested After Attempted Hit-and-Run
A woman was injured in a hit-and-run accident at Broadway and Canal Street.
UPDATED Jul. 01
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MTA Rolls Out New Schedule for Fulton Station Construction
With millions of federal stimulus dollars now firmly in hand, the MTA has set 2014 as the projected completion date of the Fulton Street Transit Center.
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Tribeca
UPDATED Jul. 01
‘Final Sale’ at Popular Shoe Store
After more than three decades in Tribeca, Anbar Shoes, the popular Reade Street haunt for bargain-savvy shoe seekers, is closing for good.
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World Trade Center
UPDATED Jul. 02
Allegations and Cost Overruns Still Haunt Deutsche Building
Recent accounts of more budget overruns, accusations of fraud and revelations of incompetence.
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Tribeca
UPDATED Jul. 01
Finally Home After Triple Adoption Struggle
Three children finally settled into their new Warren Street home after a long struggle between their adoptive parents and the Guatemalan government.
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Tribeca
UPDATED Jul. 01
Tribeca is the Launch Site for Budding Fashion Designers
Young designers are sketching, stitching and pinning in Tribeca, and one evening last month their creations were on view in two runway shows.
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World Trade Center
UPDATED Jul. 01
Demolition of Damaged BMCC Building to Begin
BMCC and CUNY officials led the first and last tour of what remains of the soon-to-be demolished Fiterman Hall.
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- Rehearsing for Terror Disaster
- Responding to a mock bomb attack on a PATH train, more than 800 emergency personnel converged on the PATH station near the World Trade Center site for a drill.
- Earth Celebration´s Hudson River Pageant
- The Hudson River Pageant set off from Tribeca May 9 for a demonstration of spectacular artistic splendor and ecological warning.
- 3,000 Fans Celebrate Ninja Turtle Anniversary
- Thousands of fans turned out to "shellebrate" the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 25th Anniversary at the Winter Garden in Lower Manhattan.
- Hundreds in Tribeca Vie for Spider-Man Role
- Hundreds lined up outside the former Knitting Factory on Leonard Street, to audition for roles in a new musical based on the escapades of Spider-Man.
- PS 150 Tots Rake in Dough with Class Bakery
- Students in Becky Swain´s class at P.S. 150 recently got down to business. The bakery business.
- Ferries Now Docking at New BPC Terminal
- Ten times the size of its predecessor, the Port Authority´s new $36 million ferry terminal in Battery Park City is now in service.