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Pier A plans are “A slap in the face to Italian Americans”
Update: June 25, 2011 The oyster bar wins It appears as if the BPCA is not backing down on its subversive plans to turn Pier A into a for-profit bar (see below). John Fratta, leading opponent to the bar plan … Continue reading
This is the type of drunk that Pier A could bring to BPC
https://youtu.be/gwkokdZcHPU August 26, 2014- This is the type of piss drunk derelict that could stumble out of Pier A at 4:00 AM if it is allowed to open with the current proposed liquor license. (more…)
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Will there be a German beer festival next to the Jewish Holocaust Museum?
June 6, 2014- By Steven E. Greer, MD With the real possibility that the SLA will allow the Poulakakos team to have the rights to serve beer on the large 5,000 square-foot, BPCA-funded, plaza, under construction now, what will this … Continue reading
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Did the CB1 break state law when it approved the Pier A liquor license?
August 19, 2014- By Steven E. Greer On March 4th, the BPC subcommittee of the CB1 met and voted unanimously to approve the liquor license for the Pier A nightclub. By doing so, the CB1 enabled the (more…)
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Brookfield Place will keep bike path closed for another year
August 27, 2014- Did we cause this story? (more…)
NYC’s Scarlet Letter for restaurants
August 28, 2014- Commercial Observer reports on the Health Department’s letter grading system, calling it a Scarlett Letter. (more…)
PEP snooze, people robbed on Pier 25
August 27, 2014- A few people playing sports on Pier 25 were robbed of the usual (iPhones, etc). The lack of proper patrolling by park officers is a chronic problem. (more…)
California set to ban drones that violate privacy laws
https://youtu.be/KsHuECa4qBM August 23, 2014- California has a state bill that would ban the use of drones capturing photos of celebrities and others, in ways that violate current privacy laws. (more…)
Simply disgraceful: Weeds overrun BPC parks
August 13, 2014- There are two marble planters near the West Thames dog run, within the BPC boundaries that for some reason are being treated by the parks conservancy as if they are not BPC property. The weeds are now … Continue reading
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Awesome dude volunteers to clear weeds in BPC
August 17, 2014- by Steven E. Greer, MD It was my pleasure to interview the mystery man who has been cleaning the weeds along the highway in Battery Park City. Tessa Huxley’s (more…)
WSJ explains why Governor’s Island is getting elevated
August 20, 2014- The WSJ reported on Governor’s Island and explained its history and why portions of it are being elevated now. (more…)
Too funny. Helicopter noise now bothers one-percenters in the Hamptons
August 23, 2014- In what could be a help to the struggles of the working class (more…)
Men stabbed at the Seaport
August 20, 2014- DNAinfo reports, “— Three men were stabbed during a late- (more…)
Kayak activist receives threats
July 29, 2014- The Post has an article about the ferry boat horn honking, and in it they mention that the ringleader of the kayak activism, (more…)
Nadler sends letter to Mayor de Blasio to stop tourist helicopters
August 8, 2014- By Steven E. Greer Two years ago, when residents affected by the nonstop noise from the tourist helicopters appealed to BatteryPark.TV for help, we began to (more…)
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NYPD to start ticketing bicyclists
August 14, 2013– The NYPD will be cracking down on bicyclists breaking the laws of the street. This sounds good, but there (more…)
Tip of the Week: How to dodge jury duty (legally)
August 4, 2014- By Steven E. Greer There are ways to postpone jury duty in New York that are not well appreciated. (more…)
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Letter: Ferry boats and helicopters plague us too on the Upper West Side
https://youtu.be/Ltf0TxseAvE August 10, 2014- Letter to the Editor Dr. Greer, Thank you for your tireless advocacy of noise abatement which I believe benefits not just Battery Park, but the entire city. Simply put, tens (more…)
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Another yacht break-in at North Cove Marina
July 30, 2014- Just one day after BatteryPark.TV reported on the absence of the PEP security (more…)
Drone lobbyists fail to sway FAA
August 11, 2014- By Steven E. Greer The scores of national newspaper and TV stories recently that have portrayed drones as super neat and vital for a new industry, while making no (more…)