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Developer Solicits Input For South Street Market
General Growth Properties asked Community Board members to help compile a list of community needs that might be addressed in future development at the site.
Tenants Must Sign Waivers To Get Flood Reimbursements
Agents of the Port Authority are making residents of 90 West Street sign broadly worded waivers before they will release reimbursement funds to cover out-of-pocket expenses while the building was evacuated.
CB1 Debates Street Fairs
Members of CB1's Financial District Committee approved eight new street fairs for next year, but only after contentious debate.
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| Predator Drives Neighborhood to Pull Together The molestation of a Tribeca girl has inspired residents to meet to discuss safety and quality-of life issues. |
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| A New Chapter Tribeca's Barnes & Noble speaks volumes about neighborhood change. |
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| Gerson Files More Legislation Against 60 Hudson Street The Councilman's latest filing would ban the manual refilling of aboveground diesel tanks at the telecom building. |
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| Official Hears Demands for Safe Crossing Friends of Washington Market Park met with a Department of Transportation official last month to call for a safer pedestiran crossing at the corner of Duane and Greenwich Streets. |
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| EPA Survey Finds Little Contamination in Apartments Near WTC A voluntary survey by the Environmental Protection Agency found almost no contamination in sampled apartments other than that caused by lead paint. But residents and labor activists say the study is flawed. |
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| Lesson in Activism at Museum in BPC Students learned about the Darfur Genocide and planned their own activism campaign last month at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. |
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| A Lengthy Process for LMDC Grant Panel Community Board 1 Chairwoman Julie Menin explains the process that went into the selection of recipients for the LMDC's Community Enhancement Fund grants. |
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| Pleasure Of The Spoken Word On West Broadway The Phoenix Reading Series brings poets closer together. |
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| Soccer Castoffs Give Lift to African Youth For the second year in a row, parent volunteers gathered soccer uniforms and gear for children in Zimbabwe. |
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| Harlem Congregants Visit Ancestral Worth St. Home Members of the Abyssinian Baptist Church of Harlem journeyed downtown last month to visit the church's original home. |
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| I.S. 89 Principal, Ellen Foote, Loses Son In Bicycle Accident Sam Hindy, 27, died in a freak accident on the Manhattan Bridge. |
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| Police Beat The month in crime, straight from the pages of the NYPD 1st Precinct's police log. |
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