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US post office using Albany Street for storage
May 20, 2013- Letter to Editor from R. Anderson Last year, I had a months-long battle with the US Postal Service to stop using Albany St as a storage area for their orange bins. It took the intervention of the elected Federal Representative’s office and BPC to finally get the (more…)
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Making a Yorganic juicer
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Trash on South End an eyesore and rat problem
April 15, 2013- Anyone walking about tonight saw a stunning site. An organized group of “Freegans” were sifting through the trash of Gristedes and Hudson Produce looking for food to eat. Continue reading
Asphalt Green Open House
May 17, 2013- The lobby is open for tours. New treadmill and stair exercise equipment was ordered. (more…)
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Letter: Margaret Chin endorses idea of BPC residents serving on BPCA board
August 21, 2013 Transparency and oversight should be integral components of any government entity, especially those that deal directly with public money. From the beginning, a portion of BPCA revenue was meant to be allocated specifically toward developing affordable housing. However, those funds get put towards the city’s general fund, (more…)
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Letters to the editor 5-17-2013
Responses to Exclusive: PS 89 opens 4th K class, waitlist resolved
Mother on waitlist says: April 13, 2013 at 11:46 am (Edit)
Thank you Steven! The article reads very well. We will keep you posted. Have a nice weekend.
BPCResident says: April 13, 2013 at 6:28 pm (Edit)
just a great article. Well done.
Thanks for all you do with this site. I’ve been impressed in the past (some of the youtube videos are classics!) but you’ve outdone yourself with this piece.
Keep up the good work!
Catania says: May 17, 2013 at 11:42 am (Edit)
Thanks so much for your coverage on the overcrowding issue in BPC schools and the waitlisted children!!! Keep up the great work!
Vince says: May 17, 2013 at 11:40 am (Edit)
Keep up the good reporting
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Any ornithologists out there?
What type of bird is this? “Jeanne” wrote: “Young male Summer Tanager songbird. About a year old. Will be a a brilliant red when an adult. Migrates in Spring. Winters in Central America , even South America & Caribbean. Migrates at night so tall buildings and towers are a problem (more…)
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Atlantic Cup winner arrives at North Cove Marina
The North Cove Marina’s new Twitter account just posted this, about the Atlantic Cup “It’s official! @BodaciousDream is the first to cross the #NYC finish line #AtlanticCup “ (more…)
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Important school waitlist meeting tonight
May 14, 2013- Tonight Youth & Education Committee – 6:00 PM Location: Community Board #1 – Office, 49-51 Chambers Street, Room 709 1. WTC Environmental Health Forum, June 3rd – Presentation by Kimberly Flynn 2. Relocation of PS 150 – Update and Discussion 3. Speaker Silver’s Overcrowding Task Force – Update 4. Waitlist/school overcrowding – Update (more…)
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How to protect your 401K in this market bubble
March 12, 2013 By Steven E. Greer
The stock markets have reached all-time highs despite the fundamentals of the economy still reflecting a recession. The reason for this incongruity is that the Federal Reserve has been indirectly “printing money”, via “Quantitative Easing” (QE), which has created a false perverse “free money” zero-interest-rate environment. Ben Bernanke’s Fed is currently pumping an astounding $85 Billion per month into the markets, inflating the biggest market bubble the world has ever seen.
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Letters to the Editor 5-11-2013
Reply to: Verizon to sell Downtown headquarters due to flooding zone
Sally Regenhard says: May 7, 2013 at 11:19 pm
I am on the mailing list for your website, which I find extremely interesting and informative. I would like to Continue reading
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Mother’s day gift ideas
May 8, 2013 By Mary Engels-
Adeline Adeline
Adeline Adeline has city-friendly bicycles in Spring colors like their Wren original or Linus MXTE models. Accessorize with a helmet, basket and bell.
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Bogner New York
Bogner’s Fire and Ice “2013 Beach Life” collection offers plenty of choices for Mom from classic Polo shirts to lightweight quilted jackets. Continue reading
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Asphalt Green now provides after-school programs
Update May 9, 2013- Asphalt Green has now created a website explaining their after-school program. “No babysitter? No problem! With our after–school pick-up service, parents can rest assured their children are safely picked up from school and escorted to Asphalt Green for their afternoon classes. Students from PS 276 will travel by shuttle bus. Our chaperones will supervise and make sure children are ready for their classes. A break will also be provided for packed snacks. Children enrolled in classes starting at 3:30 pm only are eligible for after-school pick-up. Children must be picked up by caregivers immediately following their classes. After-School Pick-Up is available for children who attend PS 234, PS 89 & PS 276.”
For more information, please call 212.298.2900.
May 8, 2013- By Steven E. Greer, MD
Many of the parents who have supported Asphalt Green coming to Battery Park City have been under the impression that it would provider higher caliber after-school programs than what Bob Townley’s Manhattan Youth provides. That will not be the case. Asphalt green does not offer after-school programs on the Upper East side, currently, and will not do so in the new BPC location either.
At the May 7th Community Board 1 (CB1) meeting,
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Important issues Downtown approved without community input
May 9, 2013- By Steven E. Greer
Battery Park City residents will now be forced to endure weeks of the latest “outdoor art” chosen by the Brookfield Properties art guru, Debra Simon. The hideous steal cargo ship containers are smack-dab in the middle of the most visible part of the esplanade, and on public property (not Brookfield property). How did this come to be without an ounce of warning and no public comment? The Community Board 1 (CB1), which normally meddles in the affairs of small businesses down to the minutiae of the number of outdoor cafe seats, etc., has never once in discussed the Brookfield arts programs within the last several years.
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More “art” chosen by Brookfield for the esplanade
May 7, 2013- Debra Simon runs the arts programs for Brookfield Properties and, year after year, selects bizarre outdoor exhibits. This year, they have steal cargo containers with garden plants on the walls. Of all the frivolous overreaches of Community Board 1 power, why are these outdoor exhibits not approved by the community? Continue reading
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The crime problem in Teardrop Park worsens
Update May 8, 2013- A the May 7th CB1 BPC meeting, the main topic was lack of PEP presence in Teardrop Park, and the increase in petty crimes. However, more serious larceny, such as snatch and grab of iPads, is taking place in nearby Rockefeller Park, so residents should not laugh off the trends seen in Teardrop.
At the CB1 BPC meeting tonight, during “new business”, it was revealed that Tear Drop Park is the source of some brewing crime problems. Continue reading
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Verizon selling headquarters on West Side Highway
May 7, 2013- Now we know why Verizon is shipping Manhattan jobs to other boroughs. They are selling all, or portions of, the headquarters on 140 West Street. That building was flooded by Hurricane Sandy, and perhaps they are transitioning to safer ground. According to Crain’s NY, “Verizon announced on (more…)
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Water outage in BPC Parks Conservancy
May 4, 2013- The reason the water for the community gardens on Albany Street is not activated is that the pipes have a break under the grass field Since that is Hudson River Park Trust property, they are hiring an outside plumber. The BPC Parks staff had little insight into (more…)
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