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Our first ride on the Downtown Connection bus
March 19, 2013 We tried out the Downtown Connection bus for the first time, taking it from Battery Park to Water Street. It was clean, free of charge, and quite convenient, with buses at a stop every ten minutes. The bus we rode on was a temporary loaner while the (more…)
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CB1’s Evan Lacher breaks speed record: 24 minute meeting
March 5, 2013 By Steven E. Greer The most notable event from the BPC subcommittee of CB1 meeting tonight was how the leader, Evan Lacher, completed most of the business within 24 minutes. The normal leader, Anthony Notaro, was on vacation. This should be a lesson to all of the (more…)
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Conflicts of interest exposed between CB1 Tribeca and NID tax groups
March 13, 2013 By Steven E. Greer, MD
The controversial Neighborhood Improvement District (NID) tax being pushed upon residents who live along the West Side Highway, from the Battery Park City border all the way north to 59th street, was front and center at the Tribeca CB1 board meeting tonight. The opposition to the tax has grown many fold since the joint session of the CB1 last month, and is more organized. They brought very sophisticated handouts that would rival a Goldman Sachs investment banking pitchbook.
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No need for concern when taking a Z-pack
March 18, 2013 By Steven E. Greer, MD The mainstream press picked up an FDA safety advisory story that cautioned the public over a slight increase in sudden cardiac death from taking the antibiotic azithromycin, best known as a “Z-pack”. There is no need for concern if your child is (more…)
Blue Smoke kicks it up a notch
https://youtu.be/UczfQJDMh6k March 17, 2013 By Steven E. Greer (Please post your comments below) Under the new management of Andrea Borgen and Mikayla Cohen, the Battery Park City Blue Smoke has revamped the menu, checking off most of the items on the BatteryPark.TV wish list of improvements. The former menu played (more…)
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Show us your Gateway electric bill
Update March 11, 2013 By Lauren V I live in a STUDIO apartment and work during the day. My meter was replaced in late January and my first electric bill since then is absurd. I’ve averaged around $130 for the past several months, including December and January when I did (more…)
North Cove Marina esplanade lights now working
March 16, 2013 A mere five months after Hurricane Sandy floods knocked out the Brookfield Property park lights along the marina esplanade, Brookfield finally got them back working. Residents were forced to endure blinding nighttime spotlights and noisy generators in the meantime. (more…)
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The honeymoon is over: We revisit the new restaurants
October 6, 2012 By Steven E. Greer
It has been almost a year since the new restaurants opened in the Goldman Sachs alley and perimeter of the Conrad Hotel. They have all had time to fix early miscues and change the staff. Also, the once-deprived and starved citizens of Battery Park are a bit more jaded now.
So, how do the establishments stack up 10-months after opening? Continue reading
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Photos 3-16-2013
Our version of the Vatican chimney seagull Snow on March 16th (more…)
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Exclusive: Psychotic man crashes car into Irish Memorial injuring teen
Update September 5, 2012 As we first reported, the police report now confirms that the car was indeed stolen, and that the man was “high on drugs”. Local news reports that copied BP.TV’s were skeptical of our facts and also failed to acknowledge that they learned of the event from (more…)
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The public is allowed to speak anytime during CB1 and BPCA board meetings
March 16, 2013 By Steven E. Greer, MD
On many occasions over the last several months, both the Battery Park City Authority (BPCA) and the Manhattan Community Board 1 (CB1), have made comments on websites and during board meetings stating that the public is not allowed to speak during the meetings, or that the press is not allowed to ask questions. For example, on January 24, 2013, the BPCA website announced a meeting and specifically stated Continue reading
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BPCA conceals budget documents that should be public
March 13, 2013 By Steven E. Greer
The BPCA recently refused to properly answer a Freedom of Information request for the full proposed 2013 budget that was discussed in January. All that was delivered was the same one-page spreadsheet that is on the BPCA website. In fact, all of the past years of budgets are also not properly displayed for the public. Only available are the one-page spreadsheets.
What is the BPCA hiding? Continue reading
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Financier in WFC
Financier has now relocated to the second floor by American Express, in the Winter Garden.
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250 Vesey St, In World Financial Center between building 4 and 3
Enter on Vesey Street across from Goldman Sachs, (212) 786-3220 Continue reading
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Let there be turf
Update March 11, 2013 Update February 22, 2013 The BPCA has selected the contractor to replace the ballfields. It will be Applied Landscape Technologies. The BPCA website stated, “Locally, the company which is an authorized installer of AstroTurf systems, has done more than 100 AstroTurf fields at New York City (more…)
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BPCA now has $221 Million in surplus!
March 11, 2013 By Steven E. Greer BatteryPark.TV obtained the 2013-Budget-and-Financial-Plan for the BPCA. With new bonds issued, there is an astounding $362 Million in revenue, and a surplus of $221 Million!! (Click image for full screen) (more…)
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Huge water junk in South Cove
March 9, 2013
The South Cove and North Coves are magnets for flotsam that come down from the Hudson. These huge planks were the largest seen in memory. We thought that they might even be some intentional construction project, but they were just junk.
A person familiar with the parks explained, Continue reading
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Why are the best restaurants slammed lately?
March 6, 2013 By Steven E. Greer Starting around February 18th, some of the nicest restaurants Downtown suddenly became packed, with dining rooms and bars full until 10:00 PM. It was a mystery to the managers as to exactly why this was happening. Was it Spring fever? Were people back (more…)
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