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Greer Wins: Tear down the Rector Street bridge
Update February 13, 2020- It comes down.
Save the Date: March 10, 2020: Oral Arguments in Greer v Mehiel 19-325 2d Cir.
October 31, 2019- Save the date. History will be made on the week of March 10th, 2020 in the Second
The reason New York streets are covered in ugly scaffolding
December 1, 2019- The Post writes:
Actor Steve Schirripa discusses BPC and his line of spaghetti sauces
October 19, 2014- by Steven E. Greer
Gristedes South to close
Update January 17, 2020- I thought this happened years ago, but Gristedes is finally closing at the end of this month.
Posted in Accomplishments, Battery Park City and BPCA, Gripes, Groceries
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BlackTail at Pier-A closes
January 9, 2020- from Pier-A company: ANNOUNCEMENT: On January 11, BlackTail in New York City will serve its last cocktail. We thank our guests,
Exclusive tour of the World Trade Center’s Tower 3
Edit Edit date and time March 9, 2016
Rare images of the Goldman Sachs building construction
December 28, 2018- by Steven E. Greer
The BPCA PILOT fees are unconstitutional taxation without representation
Update December 20, 2017- Governor Cuomo finally, reluctantly, signed the bill to supposedly
The History of BPC by Ed Koch
(5000 people have viewed this as of July, 2017) We had the chance to interview Mr. Koch a few years ago. Ed Koch, former Mayor of New York City and former U.S. Congressman,
Sopranos Stories with Steve Schirripa
January 10, 2019- The Sopranos are all over the news as the “Prequel” movie has been announced.
Exclusive tour of the Four Seasons at 30 Park Place
(4,200 people have viewed this as of May 21, 2016) Update May 21, 2016- With this building close to opening, it is a good time to re-post it.
Posted in - Real estate, TriBeCa, Wall Street, World Trade Center
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A tour of World Trade Center Tower 4 and Tower 7
(5,000 people have viewed this as of December 30, 2015) September 19, 2014- By Steven E. Greer, MD Dara McQuillan of Silverstein Properties took us
Never fly in a helicopter
January 27, 2020- by Steven E. Greer Recently, there was a deadly tourist helicopter crash in Hawaii, killing seven, that had all of the
Japanese chef Isao Yamada shows the complex process of making lobster soup
February 9, 2014- By Steven E. Greer Back in 2011, When David Bouley first opened his latest Japanese restaurant called Brushstroke, in the same location
Posted in Cooking tips, Health and lifestyle, Japanese, Reviews, TriBeCa
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The Port Authority Will Salvage the Corruption-Plagued Greek Orthodox Church in Liberty Park
Update January 3, 2020- Dennis Mehiel, former Chair and CEO of the BPCA, was tapped by Cuomo to run this effort.
Exclusive sneak peek inside the Oculus
6,000 people have viewed this as of June 9, 2017
The Late Reviewer: Stop Making Sense
August 1, 2015- By Steven E. Greer On an absolutely perfect summer night for an outdoor event, the Rooftop Films company set
Interview with Bâtard’s acclaimed chef, Markus Glocker
(3,800 people have viewed this as of February 23, 2018) October 1, 2014- By Steven E. Greer, MD It was a great pleasure to meet the Michelin-starred
Posted in Austrian, Cooking tips, Food Essays, French, Restaurants, Reviews, TriBeCa
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