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Legends of the ice: Veteran local skaters were both pioneers who have focused their careers on giving back
In what's known as toe skating — a technique she created — a young Darlene Parent lifts off from one of her signature pointe ice skates.

Legends of the ice: Veteran local skaters were both pioneers who have focused their careers on giving back

August 6, 2022

BY CASEY EPSTEIN-GROSS | In May, the Ice Theatre of New York, at its annual gala, honored two prominent New York alumni for their remarkable…

Chelsea Piers squeeze play in battle to reclaim road space for cyclists, pedestrians, joggers
In front of Chelsea Piers, the bike path is narrower than other parts of the Hudson River greenway, right, while road space is claimed by movie and TV trailers, left — uses that should be located inside the piers, advocates say. (BFJ)

Chelsea Piers squeeze play in battle to reclaim road space for cyclists, pedestrians, joggers

May 19, 2022

BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated May 18, 12:00 p.m.: They’re putting the squeeze on Chelsea Piers in order to recover public space. Community Board 4…

Ross Graham, 93, former C.B. 4 chairperson and waterfront activist, dies of COVID
Ross Graham at the opening of the renovated Pier 45 a.k.a. the Christopher St. Pier in 2003. It was among the first of the Lower West Side's run-down piers to be rehabbed for the Hudson River Park. (Photo by Tom Fox)

Ross Graham, 93, former C.B. 4 chairperson and waterfront activist, dies of COVID

January 29, 2021

BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Updated Jan. 29, 2:40 p.m.: Ross Graham, who played a key role in the creation and growth of the Hudson…

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