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Biography slams BPCA’s Bill Thompson, Gayle Horwitz, and Anne Fenton

September 6, 2013- The political paper City&State published an 11-page biography on mayoral candidate Bill Thompson. It details how he hired cronies from his City Comptroller days to help him run the Battery Park City Authority. It lists Anne Fenton, … Continue reading →

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A new twist at Payard

The Lemon Gâteau Roulé by Payard in the Goldman Sachs alley   (more…)

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The election results were good for Battery Park City

September 12, 2013- Mayor: Bill de Blasio won with 40% of the vote, apparently avoiding a runoff election. However, senior members of the Democrat party, including former president bill Clinton, are calling for Bill Thompson to step aside. It is … Continue reading →

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Wagner Park at night 7-31-2013

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BPC falls into disrepair

Update September 11, 2013- The South Cove repairs are completed and the stumps are finally removed. Update July 28, 2013- After the BPCA addressed our concerns, below, there has been no progress on any of the items we detailed as … Continue reading →

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Laughable PR stunt by BPCA PR team

September 11, 2013- In response to BatteryPark.TV’s and resident’s complaints about the deterioration of the parks in the wake of park staff firings, the BPCA’s Dynamic Duo of Misinformation have instructed park staff to do the humiliating job of painting … Continue reading →

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Outrage over high salaries of 9/11 Memorial staff amidst budget overruns

Update April 21. 2013- CBS’ 60 Minutes featured a first look at the 9/11 Museum (not the Memorial above ground), but made no reference at all to the disgrace that has taken place on hallowed ground. CBS interviewed Alice Greenwald … Continue reading →

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Loud Harley’s do not honor 9/11/2001

September 1, 2013- Opinion By Steven E. Greer There are so many parades, motorcades, and ceremonies on September 11th each year, and weeks afterward, that people did not notice last year when a very disturbing new development took root. Dozens … Continue reading →

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The 9/11 Memorial corruption caused the 100% increase in bridge and tunnel fees

By JOSH MARGOLIN of the New York Post August 12, 2011 EXCLUSIVE The outrageous toll hikes pushed by the Port Authority’s top brass are needed to cover their wild — and hidden — cost overruns at the World Trade Center, … Continue reading →

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9/11 memorial lights

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NYPD 9/11 bagpipe parade 2009

The annual NYPD commemorative bagpipe parade honoring the police killed in the September 11th, 2001 attacks.   (more…)

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The 2013 New York Grand Prix speedboat race

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Fake professor scares pre-med students

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Hudson Park rapist takes plea deal for 35 years in jail

September 9, 2013- The NY Post is reporting, “The vicious sex fiend who raped an aspiring actress in TriBeCa last year copped a plea Monday in exchange for 35 years behind bars. Jonathan Stewart, 26, admitted to chatting up the … Continue reading →

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Protests planned at Stuyvesant High School today

September 8, 2013- Acting Principal of Stuyvesant, Jie Zhang, sent this email to parents: Dear Parent/Guardian of *****: Tomorrow, I am looking forward to the opening of school and another productive school year. I am writing to you because it … Continue reading →

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A good day for the hood: NYPD ticket tour bus

September 8, 2013- In a major development, the actual NYPD ticketed a tour bus today. Normally, the local PEP office has to be called, with no penalty to the driver. Occasionally, the TLC will send enforcement agents, but the NYPD … Continue reading →

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Contact information to help you take action

We often receive questions asking us for the phone numbers and contacts of officials who can help address quality of life issues. The following are some of the more common issues that you can help take action against: General strategies: … Continue reading →

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Local sailing expert comments on America’s Cup dangerous new boats

May 10, 2013- Interviewed by Steven E. Greer With the death of an America’s Cup sailor after a capsize in San Francisco, and other crashes like it, we asked our local North Cove Marina sailing expert, Mike Fortenbaugh, some questions. … Continue reading →

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