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BY JENNIFER E. FALK | Here at the Union Square Partnership, we work with our community and government partners to support the district’s growth and showcase what makes our part of town one of the most dynamic 24/7 neighborhoods in the world. Through a series of targeted investments, including our clean and safe programs, our read more here »
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BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Well, in the end, Mayor de Blasio didn’t nix the contract for the new seasonal restaurant concession in the renovated Union Square pavilion. Local advocates and politicians, at recent rallies outside the historic park building, had vocally called on him to do just that. As public advocate, de Blasio had written read more here »
Continue reading …TOAST is a non-profit, artist run organization that speaks as a collective voice for the TriBeCa creative community. Designed to promote the working artists in TriBeCa who, in turn, generate public interest by opening up their creative space and sharing the art process. TOAST’s annual event allows the public to take a free selfguided tour of artists’ studios in read more here »
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Transforming a district for the new economy BY JASON D. PIZER | At Trinity Real Estate, our focus continues to be on Hudson Square, one of the most dynamic neighborhoods in New York. With low vacancy rates and solid demand, the future is bright. The neighborhood’s attractive fundamentals are complemented and supported by the new read more here »
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BY JASON D. PIZER | At Trinity Real Estate, our focus continues to be on Hudson Square, one of the most dynamic neighborhoods in New York. With low vacancy rates and solid demand, the future is bright. The neighborhood’s attractive fundamentals are complemented and supported by the new rezoning, which balances growth and stability read more here »
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BY KEEN BERGER | I have been accused of being too optimistic. My recent prediction for warm weather was immediately followed by yet another snowstorm. Optimism can be cloying. Consequently, you may be comforted to learn that I am disheartened. Years ago, as district leader, I decided to work intensely on three issues: education, immigration and read more here »
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East Villager News
- Police Blotter, Week of July 24, 2014
- Bike accidents to bedbugs, HealthPlex is there to help
- New E.V. slow zone, with 20 m.p.h. limit, is fast approaching
- C.B. 2 is taking a stand on illegal tree benches
- Teachout and Astorino blast Cuomo for killing anti-corruption panel
- New tech tools will give students another edge
- Vivien Leone, heiress, arts patron who lived large
- German Diez, 90, head of G.H.M.S. piano program
- Florence Otway, shoe designer, Theatre 80 co-founder
- Stritch woke us up, and brought down the house