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April 12, 2019

The Weekend Calendar April 13,14

SATURDAY 13 11AM Walking Tour: A Rebellious Brew: New York’s Tea Party of 1774 Fraunces Tavern Museum Boston was not the only Colonial city to have its own ‘tea party’ in revolutionary times. Many seaport cities, including New York, had their own rebellions. Join licensed New York City Tour Guide, Fred Cookinham, to envision New...
Titanic Memorial at South Street Seaport
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April 11, 2019

Local Heroes

Local Heroes Manhattan Youth to Honor Downtown Education Supporters, Volunteers with Community Awards Community Board 1’s Youth and Education Chair Tricia Joyce: “I was raised by a strong mother who was and is a great role model in this way. I hope to do the same for my daughters.” Tonight (Thursday, April 11) Manhattan Youth...
Community Board 1's Youth and Education Chair Tricia Joyce: "I was raised by a strong mother who was and is a great role model in this way. I hope to do the same for my daughters."
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April 10, 2019

A Remnant Remembered

City Council member Margaret Chin, flanked by Allen Millman, treasure of the LMHA (right),  presides over the co-naming of South William Street as “Mill Street Synagogue_Seixas Way.” City Council member Margaret Chin and community leaders gathered in the Financial District on Monday afternoon to commemorate the long-overlooked site of America’s first Jewish temple, the Mill...
City Council member Margaret Chin, flanked by Lower Manhattan Historical Society president James Kaplan (right), presides over the co-naming of South William Street as "Mill Street Synagogue_Seixas Way."
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April 10, 2019

EAGLE WATCH REPORT:

  Jack Padalino has been birdwatching for over 50 years.  One day spent birding with Jack can be an adventure opening up worlds most of us never, ever see. Over this past winter, there have been opportunities for Manhattanites to leave town and drive northwest to the point where New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania meet...
Bald Eagle
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April 10, 2019

Today’s Calendar April 10

6PM Community Board 1 Licensing & Permits Committee DCAS Pre-Bid Room 1 Centre Street, 18th Floor – Northside  The  business of this meeting is to process the applications for renewal, upgrade, corporate change, minor alteration or transfer of wine and beer or liquor licenses and also sidewalk café permits and recurring street closure permits. Additional...
The Oculus
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April 10, 2019

Passion Play

Pace University’s Schimmel Center will present “Dark of the Moon,” a classic American drama staged by students at Pace’s School of Performing Arts, from Wednesday, April 10 through Sunday, April 14. Telling the story of a witch boy who falls so deeply in love with a beautiful (but mortal) girl that he seeks to become...
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