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Author: Matthew Fenton

February 16, 2023

Within Reach

Public Discussion This Evening Will Review Park Resiliency Plans for Tribeca and Battery Park City’s North Esplanade The Battery Park City Authority (BPCA) will host a public meeting about its North/West Battery Park City Resiliency Project tonight (Thursday, February 16) at Stuyvesant High School (345 Chambers Street), starting at 6:30pm. All interested persons are invited...
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February 16, 2023

What Do a Post Office, a Parking Lot, and a Pier Have in Common?

Borough President Scours Community for Empty and Underused Space On Which to Build New Housing Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine is has identified three publicly owned sites in Lower Manhattan at which new residential buildings that would be 100 percent affordable housing can be developed. These would create up to 547 rent-protected apartments, which is...
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February 15, 2023

Edifice Wreck

Legal and Financial Troubles Mount at 40 Wall Street A landmark Lower Manhattan skyscraper owned by former President Donald Trump has been put on a mortgage watchlist because of the declining amount of office space currently leased there, as well as rising costs. In a story first reported by Bloomberg News, loan manager Wells Fargo...
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February 14, 2023

Power, Not the Merits of Its Exercise

Court Rules Against Activists Seeking Pause on Wagner Park Resiliency Project Local opponents of the plan to demolish and rebuild Wagner Park, with the aim of creating resiliency measures designed to protect against flooding, were dealt a setback on Friday, when New York State Supreme Court judge Sabrina Kraus denied their request for an injunction...
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February 10, 2023

Sage Perspective

Two Leading Intellectuals Will Discuss the State of the World at Museum of Jewish Heritage French philosopher, essayist, playwright, and filmmaker Bernard-Henri Lévy and former Soviet prisoner of conscience Natan Sharansky—two of the most renowned Jewish voices of the past half-century—will appear on stage together for the first time at the Museum of Jewish Heritage...
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February 9, 2023

High Finance

Narcotics Task Force Seizes 50,000 Fentanyl Pills, Worth $1 Million, in Lower Manhattan While street-level drug activity is relatively rare at the southern tip of Manhattan, the neighborhood saw another major drug bust a few weeks ago, when a trafficker from California was caught with a large narcotics shipment, apparently intended for eventual transfer to...
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