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Jan. 5, 2022, Volume 6, No. 52
* Letter from the Editor: The Philadelphia Story
* 250 Water St. Victory for the Howard Hughes Corp.? Not so fast
* Bits & Bytes: Crumbling public art; Manhattan gets some new hotels * Bulletin Board: Connection bus is back in service; Poets House rebuilds *
Letter to the Editor: Managing Covid
* Calendar: The Garden of the Finzi-Continis at the Museum of Jewish Heritage
Dec. 23, 2021, Volume 6, No. 51
* Letter from the Editor: Tired, Weary and Mad
* Bits & Bytes: Cipriani facing possible foreclosure; Pen Parentis wins NYS grant
* Calendar: Becoming Dr. Ruth
Nov. 26, 2021, Volume 6, No. 50
* Letter from the Editor: Getting There
* Downtown Post Museums: Jennifer Packer at the Whitney
* Bits & Bytes: Connection bus service halted; Cruise ships return to New York City
* Bulletin Board: Stockings With Care gift collection; Holiday lights
* Calendar: South Street Seaport Museum galleries at 12 Fulton St. reopen
Nov. 18, 2021, Volume 6, No. 49
Letter from the Editor: Looking up
Downtown Post Travel: Little Island takes root
Bits & Bytes: 1 Wall St. conversion nears completion; Tribeca art scene
Bulletin Board: Covid vaccination questions answered; Help for small businesses
Calendar: Native Cinema Showcase
Oct. 24, 2021, Volume 6, No. 48
Letter from the Editor: Early voting has begun
Schooner Apollonia plies the Hudson River with cargo from upstate New York
Hudson River fall foliage cruises are not to be missed
Bits & Bytes: A sculpture, 'Water's Soul,' dominates Jersey City's waterfront
Bulletin Board: Geranium giveaway; Release of the fishes
Calendar: Pumpkins and puppies
Sept. 9, 2021, Volume 6, No. 47
Letter from the Editor: We know
Labor Day Weekend's North River tugboat races remembered
Honoring the 9/11 Boatlift
Bits & Bytes: Tin Building construction nears completion; More sky-high dining
Bulletin Board: September 11 anniversary events; Get vaccinated
Calendar: Fall Arts Week on Governors Island
July 12, 2021, Volume 6, No. 46
Letter from the Editor: The Governor's BPC memorial
Protests escalate against the Essential Workers Monument
Bulletin Board: Free Grab-and-Go breakfast and lunch; Wetlab look-ins on Pier 40
Calendar: Films at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Battery Park City
June 30, 2021, Volume 6, No. 45
* Letter from the Editor: Gay Pride
* Some BPC residents protest Essential Workers Monument placement in their park
* Bulletin Board: Skyscraper Museum reopens; In-home Covid-19 vaccination
* Calendar: River & Blues in Battery Park City
June 22, 2021, Volume 6, No. 44
* Letter from the Editor: Vote today!
* Bulletin Board: Perks for getting vaccinated; Art on the Avenue seeks submissions
* Work by two prominent African-American artists enhances BPC's Belvedere Plaza
* Calendar: River to River update
June 6, 2021, Volume 6, No. 43
* Letter from the Editor: Milestones
* Hurricane Maria Memorial in Battery Park City
* Bulletin Board: River to River reservations; Kayaking at the Downtown Boathouse
* Bits & Bytes: City Council candidates, District 1; Vestry Street high rise
* Calendar: Battery Park City summer calendar
April 29, 2021, Volume 6, No. 42
* Letter from the Editor: Head count
* Gov. Cuomo and New York State legislative leaders announce FY2022 budget
* BPC Girl Scout troop collects supplies for volcano-stricken Caribbean island
* Bulletin Board: BPC outdoor art classes resume; Dine Around at The Fulton
* Calendar: Governors Island reopens for the summer season
April 9, 2021, Volume 6, No. 41
* Letter from the Editor: The visibility of time
* Landmarks Preservation Commission again nixes 250 Water St. tower plans
* Letter to the Editor: Why latest Howard Hughes tower proposal should be rejected
* Summer plans for South Street Seaport Museum's Pioneer and W.O. Decker
* Bulletin Board: Bird walks in The Battery; Hudson River Park seeks volunteers
* Calendar: Museum of Jewish Heritage and Annual Gathering of Remembrance
March 30, 2021, Volume 6, No. 40
* Letter from the Editor: A Perfect Man (Our Governor Cuomo)
* 104-year-old tugboat Pegasus goes to the scrapyard
* Downtown Post Food: Dine Around Downtown at Home series resumes
* Bulletin Board: NYC movie theaters reopen; NYS tax filing deadline moved to May
* Letter to the Editor: Private lounge blocks Fulton Street in the Seaport
* Calendar: Hudson River Park
Feb. 14, 2021, Volume 6, No. 39
* Letter from the Editor: Taking an oath
* Becoming American
* Celebrating the Year of the Ox in Manhattan's Chinatown
* Naima Rauam remembers the Fulton Fish Market
* South Street Seaport Museum explores the history and context of sea chanteys
* Bulletin Board: Rapid Covid-19 testing; LMCC Arts Center residencies
* Calendar: The Year of the Ox at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Feb. 8, 2021, Volume 6, No. 38
* Letter from the Editor: Our disappearing past
* Eliza Greatorex, the artist who mourned and documented old New York
* Rebecca Young, New York Philharmonic violist and colleagues play 'Wellerman'
* Bulletin Board: BPCA virtual art exhibition; LMCC Arts Center residencies
* Calendar: National Museum of the American Indian — 'The Art of Storytelling'
Jan. 21, 2021, Volume 6, No. 37
* Letter from the Editor: What happened at Federal Hall
* 'Soul to Soul' returns online in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
* Discovering New York on the Empire State Trail
*Bulletin Board: Bowne & Co. pop-up shop; NYC primary election information
* Calendar: Battery Park City classes and events online
Jan. 11, 2021, Volume 6, No. 36
* In Memoriam, Anthony Notaro
* It Did Happen Here
* Web event: Extremism: What you need to know in 2021
* What would Hamilton do about the economy?
* Bulletin Board: Battery Park City library reopens; New York State paid sick leave
* Calendar: How to visit some Lower Manhattan's museums
Nov. 17, 2020, Volume 6, No. 35
* Letter from the Editor: To be continued
* Poets House suspends operations indefinitely
* Dine Around Downtown: Cooking at Home Edition
* Bulletin Board: Tenant Resource Fair; Web application for social services
* Calendar: November in Lower Manhattan's museums
Nov. 2, 2020, Volume 6, No. 34
* Letter from the editor: Election Day!
* NYS Attorney General Letitia James issues statement on poll rules and safety
* Voters flock to New York State's early voting polls
* Bits & Bytes: Frenchette bakery opens in Tribeca; Barricade blues
* Downtown Bulletin Board: NYS eviction moratorium; Updated travel ban
Aug. 29, 2020 Volume 6, No. 33
* Letter from the editor: One Man, One Vote
* Borough President Brewer's listening tour of small businesses in Manhattan
* Bits & Bytes: Delmonico's owners feud; China Blue closes
* Downtown Bulletin Board: NYS eviction moratorium; Poll worker jobs
* The future of cycling in Lower Manhattan
* Letter to the editor: Tree loss in Battery Park City
* Calendar: Spotlight - South Street Seaport Museum - Wavertree and Sea Chanteys
Aug. 17, 2020 Volume 6, No. 32
* Letter from the editor: Aug. 14, 1945
* After Isaias, picking up the pieces, assessing the damage * *
* Construction resumes on St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine
* Bits & Bytes: Tribute in Light gets reprieve; Daily News closes downtown offices
* Small businesses get consultation help from the Downtown Alliance
* Downtown Bulletin Board: NYS eviction moratorium; Final primary election results
* Calendar: Spotlight - The Battery Dance Festival, 2020 edition
* Letter from the editor: The Waiting Room
* In anticipation of Isaias, the city erects almost a mile of flood barriers in the Seaport
* Standing watch through the night at the South Street Seaport Museum
* Bits & Bytes: Arrests over illicit party boat; New York State Travel Advisory
* Downtown Bulletin Board: FiDi restaurants set up on open streets; Driver's Ed
July 31, 2020 Volume 6, No. 30
* Letter from the editor: A humble house
* Bars and restaurants penalized for ignoring Covid-19 regulations
* New York State's Covid-19 quarantine regulations
* Fidi restaurant is equipped with rooftop greenhouses to comply with C-19 regulations
* Rent-stablilized Gateway Plaza tenants get 10-year lease extension
* Bits & Bytes: W Hotel to close; Governors Island news
July 15, 2020 Volume 6, No. 29
* Letter from the editor: Your Civic Duties
* Battery Park City Authority Board meets today to discuss Gateway Plaza
* Cuomo announces an emergency rental assistance program
* Bits & Bytes: More states added to New York travel advisory
* Downtown Bulletin Board: 9/11 Memorial reopens; Battery Park City blood drive
* Letter from the editor: Timebends
* AG James releases preliminary report on protester and NYPD interactions
* Bits & Bytes: Museum of Jewish Heritage lays off 40 percent of its staff
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Third Battery Park City blood drive; High Line to reopen
* Downtown Food News: Interactive NYC restaurant map
* Letters to the Editor: Statue destruction comments
July 5, 2020 Volume 6, No. 27
* Letter from the editor: Statue Destruction
* City Council passes a 'pandemic' budget
* Bits & Bytes: Colonial NYC farmhouse for sale; Stuyvesant HS principal departs
* Downtown Bulletin Board: NYC enters Phase 3 of State's reopening plan
* Downtown Food News: What's in season at Manhattan Greenmarkets
June 30, 2020 Volume 6, No. 26
* Letter from the editor: The Food Issue
* New York, New Jersey and Connecticut form travel advisory pact
* Bits & Bytes: Remembering a kid from the Bronx; Occupy City Hall
* Bulletin Board: Nadler wins Democratic nomination; some beaches reopen
* Downtown food news: Tribeca Greenmarket to reopen; free grab-and-go meals
June 23, 2020 Volume 6, No. 25
* Letter from the editor: Primary Day Rules
* In Democratic primary, three people vie to represent NY's 10th Congressional District
* Fireworks news
* Downtown Bulletin Board: 24/7 dog runs; Sanitizing stations; Gnocchi cooking class
June 14, 2020 Volume 6, No. 24
* Letter from the editor: The Unsent Letter
* Cuomo positions New York State at the forefront of police reform
* 1st Precinct Community Council enables community and NYPD dialogue
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Classic Harbor Line resumes cruises; Register to vote
June 6, 2020, Volume 6, No. 23
* Letter from the editor: The Paper Daffodil
* A case of C-19, from diagnosis to recovery
* Bits & Bytes: Schooner Pioneer will be sidelined this summer; No free kayaking
* Dine Around Downtown, Cooking at Home edition
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Battery Park City blood drive; Voting by mail
* Curfew Q & A
June 3, 2020, Volume 6, No. 22
* Letter from the editor: The Persistence of Memory
* We Are One, online film festival, showcases films from 20 major global festivals
* Dine Around Downtown 2020 - the chef-led home edition
* Curfew regulations Q & A
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Summer day camps can reopen; how to report police abuse
May 31, 2020, Volume 6, No. 21
* Letter from the editor: The Fourth Estate
* 'Violence is not the answer' says Cuomo
* Revisiting 'LA92' which debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2017
* Downtown Alliance expands small business grant program
* Bits & Bytes: Le Pain Quotidien files for bankruptcy; A virtual tour of FIDI
* NYC Ferry alters schedules and routes
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Dental offices can reopen in New York State
May 22, 2020, Volume 6, No. 20
* Letter from the editor: The View from Here
* Record number of unemployment claims creates check-processing backlog
* 'Wear a Mask New York' contest promotes crucial tool in slowing COVID-19 spread
* Beaches in four neighboring states will open on Memorial Day weekend
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Voting by mail; Contact tracing phone calls
May 17, 2020. Volume 6, No. 19
* Letter from the editor: Get Tested
* Five of New York State's ten regions reopen for business
* Beaches in four neighboring states will open on Memorial Day weekend
* Bits & Bytes: Paris Cafe has closed: Covid-19 causing a deadly disease in children
* NYC Ferry alters schedules and routes
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Voting by mail in New York State; USCGC Lilac closed
* Calendar: Manhattan art museums online
March 5, 2020, Volume 6, No. 18
* Letter from the editor: Cosmic Perspective
* Beginner's Ear marries music and meditation
* Bits & Bytes: South Street Seaport history; New Italian restaurant; Ninja closes
* Downtown Bulletin Board: BPC resiliency plan; Downtown Alliance summer job
* Letter to the Editor: Death of a gentleman
* Calendar: Women's History Month
Feb. 10, 2020, Volume 6, No. 17
* Letter from the editor: Jury duty
* Show of artwork created in Battery Park City's free art classes
* Bits & Bytes: Sales plummet at Chinatown restaurants; Sea wall debate
* In Memoriam: Vernon Hendrix
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Jane's Walk seeks walk leaders; Aging survey
* Calendar: Presidents' Day and Black History
Dec. 23, 2019, Volume 6, No. 16
* Letter from the editor: The Longest Night
* A bewitching production of 'The Sorceress' is at the Museum of Jewish Heritage
* Bits & Bytes: Pioneer in Albany boatyard; Tribeca art scene; 125 Greenwich St. rises
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Holiday hours at Poets House; Annual diaper drive * Calendar: Battery Park City's winter calendar
Nov. 5, 2019, Volume 6, No. 15
* Letter from the editor: Ballot questions
* The eloquent story of a shofar at the Museum of Jewish Heritage
* Liz Berger Plaza groundbreaking
* Bits & Bytes: Bubby's is back; Commerce on Governors Island
* Downtown Bulletin Board: New ferry schedules; Release of the fishes
* Calendar: Fall foliage cruises
Aug. 18, 2019, Volume 6, No. 14
* Letter from the editor: Rooftop Summer
* Bayonne Bridge is rededicated after years of complex design and construction work
* Bits & Bytes: Trump fundraiser blowback; Where to find affordable housing * Downtown Bulletin Board: River Project seeks interns, Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish
* Letter to the Editor: In memory of Marilyn Gaull Howard * Calendar: Coming attractions
Aug. 9, 2019, Volume 6, No. 13
* Letter from the editor: The Guns of New York
* South Street Seaport Museum's schooner Pioneer sidelined for the rest of the season
* The courageous life of Israeli heroine, Hannah Senesh, is evoked in a play with music
* Bits & Bytes: iPic Entertainment files for bankruptcy; Gansevoort Peninsula Park plans
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Squirrel bites; Equifax settlement and how to apply
* Calendar: Battery Dance Festival
July 25, 2019, Volume 6, No. 12
* Letter from the editor: I was there (Zadroga revisited)
* Bits & Bytes: Cesar Pelli dead at 92; Vongerichten on Pier 17; Help in Housing Court
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Summer restaurant week; Applications open for arts grants
* Calendar: Native American art, music and history
July 13, 2019, Volume 6, No. 11
* Letter from the editor: Remembering Alexander Hamilton
* Calendar: City of Water Day
* The 2020 census is a battleground
* Bits & Bytes: Aggressive ticket sellers on Battery Place accost lawmaker
* Letter to the editor: See New York City by ferry
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Essex Crossing affordable housing lottery; Warner retires
July 4, 2019, Volume 6, No. 10
* Letter from the editor: July 4, 2019
* Calendar: July 4 in Lower Manhattan
* Downtown Post Dining: Get Low offers restaurant discounts
* Bits & Bytes: Melville Gallery renovations announced; 125 Greenwich St. foreclosure
* Letter to the editor: Locals petition de Blasio to use Deutsche Bank site for housing
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Free summer meals for kids; Hovitz resigns from CB1
June 20, 2019, Volume 6, No. 9
* Letter from the editor: Peaceful New York City
* Howard Hughes Corp. hires Skidmore, Owings & Merrill to create Seaport master plan
* Bits & Bytes: Oculus skylight still broken; WTC contractors and officials indicted
* Letter to the editor: Deutsche Bank site to be sold
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Battery Park City Authority holds resiliency meetings
* Calendar: River to River Festival and 'Night at the Museums'
* Letter from the editor: Flamingo on the Hudson
* Dine Around Downtown and Get Low offer discounted dining options
* Bits & Bytes: Storm surge barrier proposal; Vongerichten opens Seaport restaurant
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Connection bus service changes; New ferry schedules
* Calendar: South Street Seaport Museum
April 17, 2019, Volume 6, No. 7
* Letter from the editor: Day of Mourning
* Death on Battery Park City's South End Avenue
* LMHQ inspires downtown's nomadic workforce
* Bits & Bytes: Fidi loses comic book store; Former Trump Soho hit with tax lien * Elise Ensler documents the news, one morning at a time
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Victim Compensation Fund Information Session * Calendar: Governors Island summer plans
April 2, 2019, Volume 6, No. 6
* Letter from the editor: Binders of Women
* Holocaust freight car is installed at the Museum of Jewish Heritage
* Downtown Post Politics: Nadler confronts A.G. Barr over Mueller report
* Bits & Bytes: City Winery Moving to Pier 57; State to review contaminated Seaport lot
* Downtown Bulletin Board: River Project Wetlab opens for the 2019 season * Calendar: Lower Manhattan History
March 16, 2019, Volume 6, No. 5
* Letter from the editor: Tom Goodkind
* Congestion pricing debate continues as a way to help fund MTA repairs
* Bits & Bytes: Pied-a-Terre tax proposed; Dining in Manhattan's Chinatown * City Lore exhibition honors New York's 'Waterfront Heroes"
* Downtown Post Arts: 'Fiddler on the Roof' continues to get standing ovations
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Chili Party to benefit John J. Harvey; Women in Prison panel
* Calendar: March - Past, Present and Future
Feb. 26, 2019, Volume 6, No. 4
* Letter from the editor: Public Advocate Election Day
* Bill to create an African Burial Ground Museum and Educational Center resurfaces
* Bits & Bytes: Jon Stewart pleads for 9/11 medical funding; Trinity's $6B portfolio
* Tribeca Film Festival: Some 2018 Tribeca Film Festival offerings are back in town
* Downtown Post Arts: New Shanghai Circus astonishes at the Schimmel Center
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Whitney Museum open daily; Digital Innovation Grants
* Letter to the Editor: Port Authority and St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church
* Calendar: February - A day of events in Lower Manhattan
* Letter from the editor: Public Advocate Election, Part 1
* Hudson River Park Trust says park can withstand flooding
* Bits & Bytes: Beach planned for Hudson River Park; Memorial for first responders
* Downtown Post Political Report: Trump attacks New York State Reproductive Health Act
* Downtown Post Museums: Fraunces Tavern Museum book club
* Non-profits can apply for free meeting space at LMHQ
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Pace University's Active Retirement Center
* Calendar: February - Chinese Lunar New Year
Jan. 26, 2019, Volume 6, No. 2
* Letter from the editor: A Week's Work
* Reproductive Health Act passes NY State legislature and Cuomo signs it into law
* Bits & Bytes: Fidi condo sales down; Cuomo pledges $23M to Hudson River Park
* Downtown Post Political Report: Nadler begins investigations of Whitaker and Nielsen
* Downtown Post Arts: 'Soul to Soul' honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
* Downtown Bulletin Board: SOL and Ellis Island remained open; Battery bird walks
* Calendar: January - Silent Films/Live Music at Brookfield Place
Jan. 9, 2019, Volume 6, No. 1
* Letter from the editor: Shutdown
* Julie Menin appointed to direct preparations for New York City's 2020 census count
* Tribeca Film Festival's 'Roll Red Roll' explores a rape and cover-up in an Ohio town
* Bits & Bytes: Saks shuts BPC store; Mayor taps Julie Menin for census count
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Connection bus ridership survey; Caregiver support group * Downtown Post Arts: ' p r i s m' at the 7th annual Prototype Festival
* Calendar: January - Hamilton's Birthday
Dec. 22, 2018, Volume 5, No. 19
* Letter from the editor: Migrant Families
* Julian Wachner puts Trinity Wall Street's musical programming on the map
* Bits & Bytes: Dead Rabbit expands; Tribeca penthouse sells for $55 million
* Downtown Post Politics: Nadler takes helm of House Judiciary Committee
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Lower Manhattan 'Staycation' contest
* Fraunces Tavern Book Club focuses on new books about the American Revolution
* Calendar: December - Battery Park City's winter calendar
Dec. 9, 2018, Volume 5, No. 18
* Letter from the editor: Giving Wednesdays
* Bicycle parking pod debuts in Lower Manhattan
* During December, outdoor food and crafts markets at the South Street Seaport * Bits & Bytes: Moving Lady Liberty's torch; SEC seeks new digs
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Community Board applications; Holiday diaper drive
* Calendar: December - Lower Manhattan lights
Nov. 6, 2018, Volume 5, No. 17
* Letter from the editor: Election Day Hotline
* Flip the Ballot: Three NYC charter revision proposals are on the back of the ballot
* Bits & Bytes: African Burial Ground Monument defaced; Tiny townhouses on Water St.
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Medicare enrollment information; Jack Putnam memorial
* Letter to the Editor: Vote 'no' on Charter Revision Proposals 2 and 3
* Calendar: November - Kristallnacht and 'Messiah'
May 6, 2018 Volume 5, No. 8
* Letter from the editor: A Tale of Two Piers
* Newly formed Seaport Advisory Group hopes to end Seaport 'surprises'
* Governors Island opens for the 2018 season
* Bits & Bytes: Pier 40 piling repairs begin; Recommended Tribeca dining
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Community Convention; Brooklyn Bridge Poetry Walk
* Calendar: May - Summer in Battery Park City
May 23, 2018 Volume 5, No. 9
* Letter from the editor: How to Read the News
* Howard Hughes announces summer concert series and puts tickets on sale
* Bits & Bytes: Landlords win affordability case; Canal Street gentrifies
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Meet the Fishes; Free Fridays at South St. Seaport Museum
* Calendar: May - New York Harbor beckons
July 17, 2018 Volume 5, No. 10
* Letter from the editor: What happened at Federal Hall
* 'Fiddler on the Roof' in Yiddish at the Museum of Jewish Heritage
* Bits & Bytes: Record prices for Lower Manhattan penthouses
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Governors Island now open late on Fridays and Saturdays
* Calendar: July - Poetry
Aug. 3, 2018 Volume 5, No. 11
* Letter from the editor: Preventable Loss
* Kayakers and waders enjoy Brooklyn Bridge Beach on City of Water Day
* Pier 17 rooftop concert venue opens in the South Street Seaport
* Bits & Bytes: The River Project's humongous oyster; Massive jail for 80 Centre St.
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Culture Pass debuts; Free community paddle
* Letter to the editor: Pier 17 concerts create an audio nightmare
* Calendar: August - Battery Dance Festival
Aug. 18, 2018 Volume 5, No. 12
* Letter from the editor: New York's State Primary
* Battery Dance Festival concludes a week of free performances in Battery Park City
* Ticket hawkers cause Connection bus route change
* Tribeca Film Festival: 'Time for Ilhan' shows the political rise of a Muslim immigrant
* Bits & Bytes: El Chapo causes Brooklyn Bridge gridlock; Wigstock coming to Pier 17
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Mentoring for at-risk youth; adult ceramics classes
* Calendar: August - Museum of Jewish Heritage - 'Memory Unearthed'
Sept. 7, 2018, Volume 5, No. 13
* Letter from the editor: New York's State Primary
* New York State leads lawsuit to protect migrating birds
* September 11 commemorations in Lower Manhattan
* Bits & Bytes: Charter revision proposals; Downtown hotel developer sues neighbor
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Open House New York seeks volunteers; New ferry service
* Calendar: September - Battery Park City Authority fall calendar
Dec. 12, 2017, Volume 4, No. 16
* Letter from the editor: How to support local news
* General Washington's farewell to his officers, revisited
* Rep. Jerrold Nadler becomes the ranking Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee
* Bits & Bytes: Westfield Corp. is sold; Trump Organization abandons SoHo hotel
* Downtown Bulletin Board: Community Board applications open; Diaper Drive
* Letter to the editor: BPCA Open Community Meeting is a 'refreshing change'
* Calendar: December - Spotlight: Museum shopping
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September 2014
Sept. 1, 2014: Tugboats celebrate Labor Day weekend on the North River; New York State tenant laws
Sept. 3, 2014: Public plaza and Greenmarket unveiled on Greenwich Street; What it's like to own (a tugboat called) The Bronx
Sept. 5, 2014: Three members of New Amsterdam Market board of directors resign; Catching up with Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer (part 1)
Sept. 8, 2014: The fight for 9/11 health care and compensation continues; Catching up with Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer: Part 2 - her trip to Israel; Police Memorial's electrical system still not repaired
Sept. 11,2014: 9/11 street closures; Sept. 11 midnight tradition at the Battery Park City Police Memorial continues; Some of Battery Park City's new oak trees didn't make it
Sept.12, 2014:Sept. 11, 2014: The view from the plaza; Letters to the editor: Support for Downtown Post NYC; Police Memorial electricity
Sept. 16, 2014: Walking tour: Three centuries of history on Nassau Street; Lower Manhattan gets more high-tech trash bins;Downtown farmers' markets: Week of Sept. 15 (new one on Coenties Slip!)
August 2014
Aug. 1, 2014: Possible future for New Amsterdam Market; Bettye LaVette at River & Blues concert
Aug. 4, 2014: New Amsterdam Market searches for new president; Downtown Little League softball Juniors finally strike out
Aug. 6, 2014: In search of the immigrant Lower West Side; Block printing workshop at Bowne Printers
Aug. 8, 2014: Howard Hughes' 2nd quarter SEC filing says tower is still in plans; Pols fire a new salvo in Downtown helicopter wars
Aug. 11, 2014: Gov. Cuomo signs bill to address school overcrowding; Downtown pols going to Israel this week to show support
Aug. 13, 2014: Hotel construction starts atop Battery Maritime Building; Yacht races in New York harbor
Aug. 15, 2014: Inside Pier A; Sewage overflow at Pier 25 forces temporary closures; Doswell-Preece wedding
Aug. 18, 2014: Battery Park City Authority resumes charitable funding; Downtown Dance Festival lights up Wagner Park
Aug. 20, 2014: Open House New York opens the city's closed doors; Letter: Appeal to de Blasio to save the South Street Seaport
Aug. 22, 2014: Angst and optimism at the Downtown Dance Festival; George B. Post's lost Produce Exchange and its Seaport survivor
Aug. 25, 2014: More people are growing old in Lower Manhattan; Humpback whale near Breezy Point
Aug. 27, 2014: Howard Hughes proceeds with Seaport construction plans; Dramatic hibiscus blooms in Battery Park City
Aug. 29, 2014: Future of New Amsterdam Market continues to evolve; Fire Safety Forum scheduled
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