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Category Archives: City government
November CB1 agenda
Battery Park City Committee – November 1st, 6:00 PM Location: Community Board 1 – Conference Room, 1 Centre Street, Room 2202A-North (more…)
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BPCA lawyer Seema Singh ousted
Update September 21, 2016- Seema Singh has indeed been removed from her position. (more…)
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MTA bus driver arrested for gruesome murder-by-bus near The Battery
October 24, 2016- DNAinfo reports that an MTA bus driver was arrested after killing a pedestrian (more…)
From now on, June 8th is “First Amendment Day”
June 9, 2016- by Steven E. Greer, MD Folks, something historic took place yesterday. BatteryPark.TV and a federal judge defended (more…)
Fulton Station gets its first subway jumper
October18, 2016- DNAinfo reports, “A person was struck by an A train Tuesday morning after jumping (more…)
Fascism strikes nearby
October 18, 2016- At the nearby Bowling Green subway stop, a far-left intolerant fascist vandalized an (more…)
De Blasio’s far left City Council to double the number of food carts
October 12, 2016- The NYT reports, “With that in mind, the City Council intends to consider (more…)
Told you so: NYPD Commissioner Bratton ousted, or “resigns”
August 2, 2016- BatteryPark.TV was one of the first to predict a long time ago that NYPD Commissioner (more…)
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City Council bill to limit tour buses Downtown
September 26, 2016- From a press release, “Today at 1 p.m., a bill introduced by Council (more…)
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In the wake of the ISIS-inspired bombings of New York and New Jersey, Mayor de Blasio is concerned about this
September 26, 2016- Amidst a rash of ISIS-inspired radical terrorist attacks across the country, (more…)
Letter: The Gateway Plaza Tenants’ Association is run by Le Frak cronies
September 7, 2016- Letter to the Editor by Sharon of Gateway Plaza Hi. I have read your blog since its inception. I must admit, I was disappointed you moved since (more…)
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What is the difference between organized crime and the Cuomo/de-Blasio administrations?
Update September 21, 2016- Joe Percoco and other top aids to Cuomo were officially indicted today by Preet Bharara. (more…)
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Boston-like pressure cooker terrorist bombs blast West Village
September 18, 2016- The mainstream media, which takes its talking points from The White House, (more…)
BPCA allows, once again, Diner en Blanc to shut down BPC parks without public notice
September 16, 2016 (more…)
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Look what we’ve started
September 9, 2016- by Steven E. Greer, MD More than four years ago, when I started to attack the BPCA administrations as crooks and cronies, rigging RFP contracts, (more…)
Jenifer Rajkumar: Thrice the loser
September 14, 2016- BPC’s own Jenifer Rajkumar lost another election last night. In the bid to (more…)
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Did Mayor de Blasio copy the crooked Clinton techniques of pay-to-play politics?
August 24, 2016- by Steven E. Greer Federal prosecutor Preet Bharara has a mountain of evidence against Mayor de Blasio indicating (more…)
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CB1 elects new chairman nobody wants
Update July 1, 2016- Notaro is now the full Chairman of the entire CB1. (more…)
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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…)
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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…)
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