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Post your opinions and experiences with this business in the comments section (This shop is not rated) 300 Rector Place  New York, NY 10280 (212) 786-9070 (more…)

November 17, 2011 BPC resident Adam Pratt explain his complaints against the PEP and BPCA. https://youtu.be/vgRyD550V8Y (more…)

November 10, 2011 By Steven Greer, MD Numerous politicians have been saying recently that a hurricane hit Manhattan. The problem with those comments is that “Hurricane Irene” had fizzled out and was downgraded to a tropical storm by the time … Continue reading →

Nov 16, 2011 Related to the NY waterway ferry boat pollution issues, Reuters is reporting on a new study linking pollution to increased stroke. Reuters By Lindsey Konkel People who live in areas with high levels of traffic-related air pollution … Continue reading →

November 16, 2011 Our previous exclusive report on the mass firings at the BPCA quoted an anonymous official as referring to the CEO of the BPCA, Gayle Horwitz, as “A bit psycho”. Now, a local source is reporting more details … Continue reading →

November 6, 2011 By Steven Greer, MD On Sept 13th, the BPCA board met and approved a renewal of the contract with the City of New York to provide Park Enforcement Patrol (PEPs) officers for Battery Park City. Despite the … Continue reading →

September 11, 2011 (click to enlarge image) Photos by Steven Greer (more…)

September 2, 2011 Wagner Park A flower hovering in air over a bench, or is it (Click images to expand) (more…)

August 29, 2011 We snapped this photo at sunset, August 28, of the western sky as the last remnants of hurricane Irene were blowing away.  We used a Sony DSC WX1 point and shoot camera with special darkness settings. (Click … Continue reading →

August 24, 2011 The PEP have dug out of storage patrol bicycles to allow for faster response times and longer ranges. Photo’d below is PEP Jordan Phillips. (more…)

August 24, 2011 Hudson Produce has eliminates some outdoor wooden shelves and replaced them with open seating. They hope to have visitors eat their ice cream or deli sandwiches there, much as the closed Samantha’s next door used to do. … Continue reading →

August 12, 2011 Guess the year and location of these photos: A) New York Harbor, 1790 B) Boston, present day C) Somewhere in Upstate New York, present day D) Manhattan, present day (click images to enlarge) Photos by Steven Greer … Continue reading →

August 11, 2011 New York is experiencing picture perfect beautiful day: 73 degrees, low humidity, bright blue sky. However, the luxurious green grass playing field, a rarity for urban kids that has cost at least $200,000 of taxpayer money, remains … Continue reading →

August 5, 2011 A bumble bee getting to work (click image to enlarge) (more…)

Update: August 16, 2011 Over the weekend, the DOT replaced the infamous tire within the tire swing frame. Update: June 28, 2011 One year after opening, the “Tire Swing Park” still has no tire swing July 1, 2010 httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccw5vUc1O-0 The … Continue reading →

July 29, 2011 A new homeless couple decided to visit Rector Park today and set up camp, literally. They used sheets hanging from tree branches to set up a real cabana. The PEP office was called, and in stark contrast … Continue reading →

July 30, 2011 The FDNY’s fire boat Three Forty Three (Viewable in full screen 1080iHD) (more…)

July 19, 2011 By Steven Greer, MD When I first heard about the new fiber optic Internet/cable/phone service coming from Verizon, I eagerly awaited for my building to be outfitted to carry it. However, I was leery about doing business … Continue reading →

July 24, 2012 There is a new world record for the tallest sunflower grown in Battery Park City. These are now an estimated 12 feet tall and growing. No fertilizer was used. The seeds are heirloom from 2009 and were … Continue reading →

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 →