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Hollywood Screenwriter Turned Battery Park City Resident Looks Back

Teller of "tough guy" tales, Heywood Gould talks about a writer's life, in and out of Tinseltown.

Building into the East River: Elusive Fix for Seaport and FiDi Flood Protection

A complex and costly plan with origins in the early '70s lives on as city's barrier solution.

Baby Oysters, Snug in Reef Balls, Now Growing Up in Tribeca Waters

River Project launches effort to build and study new Hudson River habitats between Piers 26 and 32.

BATTERY PARK CITY

'Optimism Abounds!' BPC Residents Celebrate Monument Delay

POLICE BEAT

Woman critical in subway attack; car break-ins and thefts; Gucci shoplifting

TRIBECA

Two Men, Holed Up in Basement, Arrested in Tribeca Bar Break-In

LOWER MANHATTAN

Along Broadway, Faces in a Sea of Gratitude for Essential Workers

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Andrew Melnick Remembered

Tribeca real estate broker, kids leagues volunteer was 65.

'Hear' Lower Manhattan on a Sound Walk

The free aural journey begins in Zuccotti Park.

July Community Board 1 Meetings

Library reopening; Duane Park restoration; 250 Water St.

Evening Concerts in Duane Park

Summer Music Series, on 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month.

In Wagner Park, River and Blues Concerts

Performances every Thursday in July

LILAC Reopens The historic ship on the north side of Pier 25 re-opens July 24 with docent-led tours from 2 to 6 pm every Saturday and Sunday. Reservations are required and can be made here. There are ten open slots each half hour. A QR code on the pier will allow late reservations to be made at the entrance if spaces remain.

Rescheduled Sound work practitioner Nicole Motter will lead a sunset "sound bath" at the north end of Rockefeller Park on Saturday, July 24, 7-8 pm. The "baths" create sounds from bowls and are designed to bring the listener's body and mind into stillness. Free, but reguster here.

Hudson River Wildlife The River Project reopened the Wetlab this month. The Hudson River aquarium and marine biology field station on the south side of Pier 40 (cross at West Houston St.) features a 3,500 gallon flow-through aquarium system that holds local wildlife from the Hudson River Estuary. Free. Open Tues. and Thurs., 3–6 pm; Sun., 11 am–3 pm.

Movies New films, classics, documentaries, and family fare will be shown throughout July at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Battery Park City. The slate includes the 1978 Nazi-hunting classic, Boys From Brazil, Charlie Chaplin’s The Great Dictator, Israeli director Nir Bergman’s, Here We Are, about a father and his autistic son who decide to go on a road trip, Mel Brooks’ 1967 comedy The Producers and Marathon Man starring Dustin Hoffman. Tickets are $10. Info here.

Historic Letterpress As part of the Seaport Museum Open Days, Bowne & Co. is hosting free, outdoor letterpress printing demonstrations on Fridays and Saturdays through the fall. The printers will set up a selection of historic presses outside 209-211 Water Street. Demonstrations will take place every hour on the hour between 11 am-5 pm. Information about Bowne & Co. here.

High Intensity Interval Training on Pier 26 HIIT classes, led by lululemon, are conducted Mondays, 6:30-7:30 pm through Sept. 27 on the Tribeca pier. The dynamic and challenging class (adaptable to all levels of ability) are free. Registration in advance is required. You can register here.