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New York City is now worse than it was in the 1970’s
Update August 9, 2016- Today alone, a doctor was slashed in the face in a nice part of town in the Upper East Side, (more…)
Posted in - Op-Ed, - Politics, City government, Crime, NYPD First Precinct
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Again, violent criminal thugs in The Battery assaulted someone
August 24, 2016- Again, violent criminal thugs in The Battery assaulted someone and the city Park Enforcement Patrol were nowhere to be found (which is by BPTV chased our old PEP out of town). (more…)
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Images of the newly opened Oculus WTC transportation hub
August 20, 2016 (more…)
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Irish Memorial closed for “repairs”
August 11, 2016- by Steven E. Greer The BPCA has closed the Irish Memorial and surrounded it with a hideous fence, ostensibly for “repairs”. (more…)
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Did the Supreme Court just throw Shelly Silver a get-out-of-jail-for-free card?
Update August 25, 2016- As predicted below, Shelly Silver is getting off the hook, it seems. He has successfully delayed jail time for a year, says the Post. (more…)
Again, the Hudson River collects a dead body by Battery Park
August 25, 2016- The Post reports that a dead body was found in (more…)
Former NYPD Deputy Commissioner John Timoney funeral receives much fanfare
August 24, 2016- John Timoney was the NYPD Deputy Commissioner and recently lost a battle with lung caner. (more…)
Pier 26 new restaurant, City Winery, gets slammed by Eater
August 23, 2016- Every decision made by the HRPT’s director Madelyn Wils seems to be a bad one. (more…)
Nobu FiDi stalled?
August 23, 2016- Last week, I peeked into the 195 Broadway location for the new Nobu and saw (more…)
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Le Pain Quotidien at Gateway Plaza entrance opens
August 20, 2016- Le Pain Quotidien at the Gateway Plaza entrance opens tomorrow. The sidewalk seating is an unexpected surprise. (more…)
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Pick-A-Bagel on South End Ave closes
August 20, 2016- The worst restaurant in BPC (and that is saying a lot, given that we have Picasso Pizza (more…)
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Images of the new Shake Shack in Fulton Station
August 20, 2016- As a shareholder, I checked out the new Shake Shack in Fulton Station. They serve breakfast, like the one in Grand Central. (more…)
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Saks Fifth Avenue windows going in, for September opening
August 20, 2016- Saks Fifth Avenue in Brookfield place is moving along. The windows are going in and workers (more…)
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Sticker shock at the tunnels
August 20, 2016- by Steven E. Greer I drove through the Lincoln Tunnel last night and was shocked that the fee is now $15. The huge fees (more…)
Posted in - Politics, Federal government, State Government
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Brookfield’s use of the marina is your worst nightmare
Update May 21, 2016- This failed exhibition race finally aired on NBC. However, the billionaire who owns Oracle pays the network to air this, as an infomercial for his hobby. There is (more…)
Posted in - Op-Ed, Events and Activities, Real estate
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Maritime building renovation now stalled
August 20, 2016- First, the Poulakakos and Dermot teams backed out. Now, no one wants to touch this money drain being bungled by Mayor de Blasio’s EDC. (more…)
Posted in City government, Real estate, State Government, Wall Street
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Did Governor Cuomo or Mayor de Blasio rig the primary elections?
Update August 18, 2016- If it is true that Cuomo and the DNC conspired to keep pro-Bernie voters away from the booths during the primaries (see below), then the Russian (more…)
Court ruling could allow feds to seize Silver and Skelos’ pensions
August 17, 2016- The Post reports, “A federal Court of Appeals ruling Wednesday could pave the (more…)
Posted in - 1 The Good News and Greer Report, - Politics, City government, Crime, Federal government, NYPD First Precinct
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Exclusive (good) photos of the new Downtown Eataly
August 2, 2016- Le District is in for some trouble. (more…)
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Gateway Plaza resident complains about Jenifer Rajkumar’s campaign thugs pounding on apartment doors
June 17, 2016- Jenifer Rajkumar lives in Gateway plaza and is making a vain attempt to become (more…)
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