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Kevin Doherty, Former PS 234 Parent Leader and Advocate, Dies at 63

A formidable volunteer who fought for the school when student crowding was a burning local issue.

Cops Nab Burglary Suspect Said to Easily Enter Tribeca, BPC Apartments

Unlocked doors in Tribeca and Battery Park City may have provided access for a serial intruder.

Poets House After Devastating Flood. 'We're Working on Bringing It Back.'

Shuttered by pandemic and suffering from financial woes, the non-profit contends with severe damage.

CHINATOWN

S.J. Rozan, a Crime Novelist with a Penchant for Chinatown Mysteries

CHINATOWN

CB1 Slams City's Plans for Two Jail Buildings That Await Demolition

LOWER MANHATTAN

High-Tech Bins for Compostable Waste, First in U.S., Piloted Downtown

KIDS

The Battery Playscape Opens, 'Born of the Floodwaters of Hurricane Sandy'

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For Women: LMHQ Event on Setting Work Goals

Free remote program takes place January 27

Downtown Connection Buses Have Resumed

Downtown Alliance hires new operator for free servivce

BPC Compost Bins Await Your Food Scraps

Three drop-off sites available in the neighborhood

January Community Board 1 Meetings

5 World Trade Center; PS 150 gym; street co-naming

Ice Skating and More on Governors Island

Winter Village is open through February.

Survivors: Faces of Life after the Holocaust A commemorative project, brought together in 2020 by Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center, and portrait photographer Martin Schoeller, will be at PROJEKT105, 105 Hudson St., through Sat., Jan. 31. There are 75 portraits of Holocause survivors. The exhibit was previously shown at the Ruhr Museum in Essen, Germany.

Annual Groundhog Day Celebration There will be ice sculpting and free refreshments by Duane Park Patisserie (cookies and hot chocolate), and Tribeca Wine Merchants (something festive for adults) in Duane Park on Wed., Feb 2, 4-6 pm. Sponsored by Friends of Duane Park

Oh, I Love Brazilian Women The exhibit at apexart, 291 Church St., explores the sexualized stereotype of Brazilian women that can be traced to the brutal colonial period when native and black enslaved women were men's property. Curated by Luiza Testa and on view through March 12. In conjunction with the show, on Sat., Feb. 5, 1 pm. actors Ana Ribeiro and Vanessa Grecco will perform (in the gallery) a reading of juxtaposing texts by the renowned Brazilian authors Carolina Maria de Jesus and Hilda Hilst. Also via Zoom.

Soho Photo Gallery is celebrating its 50th birthday (including 42 years in Tribeca) with a show of 109 photos by current and former artists, representing a wide range of photographic styles, genres and techniques. "Looking Back: Soho Photo's First 50 Years" runs through Jan. 30. The gallery, at 15 White St., is open Mon.-Sun., 1-6 pm. Read the Trib's article on Soho Photo Gallery here. Photo above: "Sparring Stallions," by Sarah Corbin.

Adult Zumba Classes Free. Tuesdays, through April 26, 10:30-11:30 am. Senior Group Exercise Mondays, Jan. 3-April 25, 10:30-11:30 am. No program 1/17. At 6 River Terrace. No reservation necessary. Sponsored by Battery Park City Authority. Vaccination required.

Why We Serve honors the Native Americans who have served in the US armed forces since the American Revolution. The show, at the Museum of the American Indian, is housed in the Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House at 1 Bowling Green. Above: Native American Women Veterans at a powwow in Pueblo, CO. Photo: Nicole Tung.