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Month: April 2023

How On Earth

Posted on April 19, 2023April 20, 2023

Eco-Celebrations Abound Downtown This Saturday, April 22, Earth Day observances in Lower Manhattan, all free, will appeal to a broad range of interests. On Governors Island, a day of educational activities and workshops for all ages will include guided tours of the Island’s climate-resilient landscapes and Urban Farm, a bird walk focused on seasonal migratory…

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Cyclical Concerns

Posted on April 19, 2023

New Bike Share Dock, Installed without Notice, Raises Safety and Parking Issues Residents, community leaders, and elected officials are raising concerns about a new Citi Bike rack that was installed on South End Avenue between Albany and Rector Streets during the middle of the night on April 13. There was no prior consultation with the…

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The Ladies (and Gentlemen) in Red

Posted on April 17, 2023

Alliance Honors Security Officers Who Go Above and Beyond the Call The Downtown Alliance continued a decades-long tradition on Thursday by honoring members of its Public Safety Officer program who have rendered meritorious service in the last year. In a ceremony held at the White Horse Tavern on Bridge Street, Alliance president Jessica Lappin observed,…

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Odeum and Approbation

Posted on April 15, 2023

Acclaimed Theater School Stages Six Weeks of Plays Downtown with Free Admission Now through mid May, the renowned Actors Studio Drama School (an affiliate of Lower Manhattan’s Pace University) is mounting its annual Repertory Season, a repertoire of nine cutting-edge plays, in the performance space at 80 Greenwich Street (between Rector and Edgar Streets). Tickets…

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Beacon of Hope

Posted on April 13, 2023

Monument Renovation Moves Forward On the eve of the anniversary of the loss of the RMS Titanic, which sank on April 14, 1912, the South Street Seaport Museum is one significant step closer to restoring the Lower Manhattan landmark that commemorates the ship’s loss. The Titanic Memorial Lighthouse, unveiled in Lower Manhattan one year after…

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Proof of the Burden

Posted on April 12, 2023April 12, 2023

Dearth of Affordable Housing Translates to Local Rent Worries, Report   A recent analysis from Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine contains some illuminating demographic indicators about Lower Manhattan. His report, “Housing Manhattanites: A Report on Where and How to Build the Housing We Need,” notes that the creation of housing within the confines of Community…

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