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The PEP welcome homeless to stay in our parks

June 28, 2011 On June 28, a local resident once again informed BatteryPark.TV of a homeless man in Rector Park. The same man has encamped himself in the park. He had a large cluster of trash bags and scared away … Continue reading

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Grass field opening delayed

July 12, 2011 BatteryPark.TV has learned that the DOT will delay the opening of the West Thames grass lawn. It was scheduled to be open next week on July 22, but due to the Battery  Park Conservancy still refusing to … Continue reading

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Rupert Murdoch’s biggest threat is from nepotism and incompetence

July 16, 2011 Much is being discussed in the news about the metastasizing scandals relating to News Corp (NWS). It seems that criminal behavior was the modus operandi within the London tabloid news operations. There is now real concern that … Continue reading

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Full Moon

July 15, 2011 While you slept, a spectacular full moon set over New York Harbor, with calm seas and perfect temperatures. (viewable in full screen 1080iHD) (more…)

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Will Goldman Sachs close the Regal Cinemas?

July 14, 2011 BatteryPark.TV recently spoke with some officials from Goldman Sachs and the topic of the hotel/retail remodeling came up. Goldman Sachs is not pleased with the young crowds that gather outside the Regal Cinemas movie theater, which is … Continue reading

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Photo of the Week

July 14, 2011   (Click image to enlarge) (more…)

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Macy’s fireworks barges

July 4, 2011 The Macy’s fireworks barges heading into position. (click images to expand) (more…)

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The new super star living in Tribeca: Dominique Strauss-Kahn

July 2, 2011 Media frenzy in front of Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s (DSK) Tribeca pad (more…)

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Should organized sports be allowed on the new West Thames grass field?

June 3, 2011 Please complete this brief survey expressing your opinion on how the grass field should be used. Please click here to take the survey. It takes 20-seconds. The “mud field” of West Thames Park is now sodded. In … Continue reading

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A new view: the Deutsche Bank eyesore is gone

May 18, 2011 If you walk by the W hotel, you might notice something: you can see the new WTC looking northward. The dilapidated scandalous death trap of the old condemned Deutsche Bank building has finally been removed. Some have … Continue reading

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Come on Irene

August 28, 2011, 12:40 AM The storm is clearly blown over, no hurricane eye, and winds are less than 20 MPH over New York City (despite the TV images hyping the storm) August 27, 7:00 PM Video of Hurricane Irene … Continue reading

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Will pitchfork mobs head to Stamford and Greenwich next?

June 30, 2011 For the average American who can’t even determine that a progressive “sub-prime” mortgage is a trap, anything financial is intimidating and foreign. Only buzzwords like “Goldman Sachs”, “Wall Street”, or “bailout” strike a resonating chord that triggers … Continue reading

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Review: the new CBS Evening News

June 20, 2011 The new CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley is better than the Katie Couric disaster of a show, which was much like Spider-Man the musical in terms of being painful to watch, but they still have a … Continue reading

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Photos of the Week

June 19, 2011 (Click images to expand)   Photos by Steven Greer, MD (more…)

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Photos of the Week

June 17, 2011 (click images to expand) Hydrangea’s Photos by Steven Greer (more…)

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Save the Stairs

Update: June 17, 2011 The Winter Garden marble stairs are reportedly getting a pardon and will now be saved from demolition. Per our interview in March with grass roots leader Justine Cuccia, Brookfield Properties had wanted to demolish the awe-inspiring … Continue reading

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A perfect day for sailing

June 8, 2011 A perfect 93 degree day brought out all of the sailing groups to New York Harbor. (Viewable in full-screen 1080i HD) httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXMRmT8k0iE   (more…)

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Is P90X a mental health risk to congressmen?

June 7, 2011 A growing number of 40-something congressmen are getting into the best shapes of their lives after joining an informal “P90X caucus“, whereby they religiously workout to the instructions of the infomercial P90X program. However, is this detrimental … Continue reading

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The Maury Povich show for ducks

June 5, 2011 The waterfall duck pond is quite confusing this year. Last year, two different nests of ducklings were combined into the pond and one mother became the parent, to the best of our knowledge. This year, a mystery … Continue reading

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Live video streaming of Battery Park CB1 meeting

Air date: Live streaming to begin at approximately 6:00 PM, July 5. A commercial will play the first time you click the play button. We might also start late or re-start during the event.   7/5       Battery Park City Committee … Continue reading

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