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Pier-A plaza opens
November 14, 2014- The Pier-A plaza that cost more (more…)
Posted in Real estate, State Government
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Exclusive: The Poulakakos plan for the Pier-A visitor center is being investigated by NY State Parks
November 5, 2014 To: Rose Harvey, New York State Office of Parks, Recreation (more…)
Judge scolds WTC BASE jumpers, won’t toss case
Update November 18, 2014- the daredevils had their day in court (more…)
Federal DOJ’s Preet Bharara gets tough on New York real estate families
Update November 14, 2014- Preet is now helping a woman in the lower East Side avoid eviction. She claims her dog is needed (more…)
Images from the newly opened One World Trade Center and park 11-8-2014
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JPMorgan securities lawyer claims that bank committed massive fraud
November 11, 2014- Rolling Stone has an article out that details (more…)
Posted in - 1 The Good News and Greer Report, Federal government, Wall Street
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BatteryPark.TV causes changes at the top in Medicare
September 29, 2013-By Steven E. Greer, MD In June of 2012, BatteryPark.TV published an influential Op-Ed in the WSJ exposing an $11 Billion program of the ACA Law (ObamaCare) as pure pork. The Director of the Program, Richard Gilfillan, MD, … Continue reading
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Should Gateway Plaza be condemned and LeFrak evicted?
Update October 24, 2014- By Steven E. Greer File this under our “Told you so” file: Below, last February, BP.TV (more…)
Posted in - Op-Ed, City government, Crime, Real estate, State Government
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Peter Poulakakos cannot give an opening date for Pier-A
Update November 3, 2014- Peter Poulakakos presented before the CB1 tonight to discuss how the visitor center will be constructed and (more…)
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Celebrities and athletes spotted in the hood
Update November 14, 2014- Correction: Javier Bardem (more…)
Posted in Film Theater and TV
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If you build it, celebrities will come: Celebrities spotted in BPC
Update November 14, 2014- Correction: Javier Bardem (more…)
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The path to the American Dream goes through Stuyvesant High School
May 15, 2014- By Steven E. Greer, MD Let’s face it. We live in an oligarchy where the rich live by separate rules. For the most part, that is. America still allows for upward class mobility like no other country. … Continue reading
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