View as Webpage Lower Manhattan’s Local News Back to Court Opponents of Plan for Homeless Shelter in FiDi Hotel Appeal Recent Dismissal Two groups of litigants in the ongoing legal battle surrounding the plan to convert a Financial District hotel into a homeless shelter filed an appeal on Wednesday, seeking to overturn a judge’s decision […]
Letters
Letters To the editor, The deconstruction of the temporary Rector Street Bridge-upsetting to some in the community-actually has many supporters, and certainly came as no surprise. Members of the community have been discussing the removal of the bridge for years at Community Board 1 meetings, which are open to all. The removal of the bridge […]
Letters ~ The Rector Street Bridge
Letters To the editor: Re: Trestle Tussle The BroadsheetDAILY, January 7 Five members of the Transportation Committee voted against 3,700 community members to advance the demolition of the Rector Street Bridge rather than explore the possibility of community engagement to save it. CB1 had repeatedly passed resolutions over the years on the Rector Street Bridge, […]
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Letters To the editor: As of this moment, the only person who can save the Rector Street Bridge is New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo. If you want to act to save the bridge, you and your friends, children and associates are all encouraged to write our Governor Cuomo. Please email his Manhattan representative at: […]
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Letters To the editor: The Seaport Coalition is asking our neighbors to send their comments before January 16th to NYSDEC, the agency that will be overseeing the cleanup of toxins found under the 250 Water Street (formerly Millstein) parking lot. Here are some talking points: 1. Mercury Action Levels should never exceed background at the […]