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Editorial
Where’s the real Park51?
Last May, Daisy Khan, who heads the American Society for Muslim Advancement, approached a Community Board 1 committee about appearing at its upcoming meeting to share plans for an Islamic community center.
Scoopy's Notebook
Letters to the Editor
Police Blotter
Ira Blutreich
Clayton's Page
The revolution will be televised
Memorial
Dad’s memory of bike trip with Gloria never faded
By Catherine L. Fleck
On Oct. 15, 2010, an article by Dan Barry was published in The New York Times entitled “Death of a Fulton Fish Market Fixture,” in which he sketched that bit of the life of “South Street Annie” — also known as “Shopping Cart Annie” — that he knew.
Obituaries
Romulus Linney, age 80; His plays explored many themes
By JERRY TALLMER
In the fall of 1988, Crystal Field, the dynamo at the center of First Avenue’s Theater for the New City, begged me to come see a play there called “Heathen Valley” by a writer with the wonderful name of Romulus Linney — or more exactly, Romulus Zachariah Linney IV.
Johannes Somary, debuted in Wash. Sq., dies at 75
John Krevey, 62; Activist enlivened the waterfront
In Pictures
Photos by Milo Hess
A bounce in their step
Original skin: Eighties ink
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Courtesy of SHoP Architects
An exterior rendering showing a public school that would be included in a new residential tower Trinity Real Estate plans at Canal St. and Sixth Ave. (The inside-joke name, “429,” refers to the building’s height.)
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