BY THE VILLAGE SUN | The review process to make Mayor de Blasio’s Open Restaurants program permanent is moving forward, with a hearing on the…
Posts tagged as “Lower Manhattan”
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Taking a page from old-school East Village activism, Tuesday morning two women locked themselves to a tree in City Hall Park.…
Teachers who oppose vaccine mandates will hold a “walkout” on Monday. The event will start with a live concert at Foley Square at 2 p.m.,…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Temperatures are boiling in the South Street Seaport area as a developer hopes to start cleanup of a toxic former thermometer-factory…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | The C.O.O. of a financial firm that lost hundreds of workers — and his own brother — on 9/11, family members…
From family members arriving at the World Trade Center for Saturday’s memorial service to the many others who came to pay their respects from a…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated July 4, 1:30 p.m.: Chris Marte and his supporters are not waiting for the Board of Elections to tell them…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated June 23, 5:10 p.m.: On a rainy primary election day that saw a low turnout, Downtowners went to the polls…
BY YUKIE OHTA | Christopher Marte isn’t just running for City Council, he’s also walking. “He walks a marathon every single day, knocking on doors,…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Let’s “unpack” this… . Erik Bottcher’s five City Council District 3 primary election opponents are furiously piling on the front-running candidate…