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Category Archives: City government
Population Downtown almost doubles in ten years
November 6, 2014- The CB1 issued a demographics report showing that the Cb1 district increased in population by 77%. (more…)
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The Broadsheet finally reports on the Sheldon Silver scandal, making no mention of arrest, only praising him
February 3, 2015- Op-Ed by Steven E. Greer BatteryPark.TV has long criticized the extreme bias of the local advertising flier called the Broadsheet (BS), (more…)
Dangerous MTA bus drivers finally being arrested
February 20, 2015- By Steven E. Greer Last year, an MTA bus driver was violating the law and parking his full-size bus on North End (more…)
CB1’s Jeff Galloway a no-show for the marina rally
Update December 19, 2014- Bob Townley is now all of a sudden the biggest supporter of the marina. (more…)
Posted in City government, Real estate, State Government
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Bloomberg is vindicated: The Feds agree with him that sugary sodas should be taxed
February 20, 2015- The Post reports, “An influential nutritional panel sounded the alarm Thursday against (more…)
The demise of Sheldon Silver hurts Bill Ackman’s chances for building a tower at the Seaport
February 17, 2015- The NYT reports, “For years, the owner of the South Street Seaport in Manhattan (more…)
New York was too corrupt for the Democrats to host the 2016 convention
February 12, 2015- The Post reports, “Continuing corruption scandals in New York sank Mayor Bill de Blasio’s (more…)
Whatever happened to the old BPCA propaganda purveyor Leticia Remauro?
February 13, 2015- Before there was Robin Forst, there was the Dynamic Duo of Duncity, (more…)
South Street Seaport Approaches Its Moment of Truth
February 11, 2015- Whether the city allows the Howard Hughes real estate company to move forward (more…)
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The fallout begins: 50 city and private real estate inspectors arrested for taking bribes
February 10, 2015- The people who used to look the other way and allow New York City backroom (more…)
Posted in City government, Crime, Law, NYPD First Precinct, Real estate
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The city’s best outdoor cafe has just been turned into an NYPD parking lot
February 3, 2015- The CB1 met tonight. In a rare move, the Commanding officer of the First Precinct, Brendan Timoney, (more…)
Posted in City government, NYPD First Precinct
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Did BatteryPark.TV help the NYPD get better bullet proof vests?
February 8, 2015- By Steven E. Greer, MD Last December, I sent an email to the top brass in the city and local politics telling them that (more…)
Letter to the Editor: The Rector Street Bridge should come down, and don’t build another one!
April 13, 2014- By Gerald Hanweck Dear Editor, Right on! And don’t build the new one, either. It’s a waste of money. (more…)
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BPCA Chairman Mehiel has paid all of the relevant elected officials
January 24, 2015- Did you ever wonder why the local elected officials did not do more to save Mike Fortenbaugh’s (more…)
Posted in - Politics, City government, Real estate, State Government
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Cuomo’s $4 Billion mistake
January 28, 2015- By Steven E. Greer Governor Cuomo “shrugged off” the cost to the city in lost tax revenue, and to workers in lost wages, (more…)
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Exclusive: BPCA did not get permission to design Pier-A in current form
January 15, 2015- By Steven E. Greer, MD BatteryPark.TV previously reported on the botched “Visitor Center” that is now a stalled project inside of Pier-A. Funded (more…)
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Did the Nor’easter and Storm of the Century miss us?
Update January 27, 2015- Told you so. There was no blizzard. We inform. (more…)
CB1’s Anthony Notaro tries again to draft year-end “accomplishments” and fails
January 6, 2014- By Steven E. Greer, MD When I started writing “Accomplishments of BatteryPark.TV” several years ago, which embarrassed the CB1, (more…)
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Local electeds have “no comment” of support for Sheldon Silver
January 23, 2015- DNAinfo reports that key elected officials declined to comment on the Sheldon Silver arrest as the (more…)
Where did all the STEM students go in Stuyvesant?
January 18, 2015- The Post reports that, “The top-rated Manhattan high school saw a staggering 82 percent drop this (more…)