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Urstadt, a neighborhood founder, reflects on his last days in Battery Park City
By Julie Shapiro
Forty-two years after Charles Urstadt founded the Battery Park City Authority, his days on the board are numbered.
Landmarking is added to Allen St. building’s story
By Albert Amateau
The city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission has unanimously approved the landmark designation of a 180-year-old Federal-style row house on the Lower East Side.
Withdrawal on Sullivan
Who wants to ask a question about life or love?
By Josh Rogers
Regis Philbin is not a name that gets bandied about much in academia, but one college president says there was an important lesson to be learned from “Who Wants to be a Millionaire”: The audience is almost always right.
After school students learn about Haiti
Even as they munched on their after school snacks, about 20 students from P.S. 89 were attuned to the many New Yorkers that might be going without food at the very same moment.
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L.M.D.C. blasts lawsuit; celebrates $100 million settlement
City reveals Chambers St. detours
Building a bridge to Liberty in Albany
Rules & repairs for Southbridge garage
Southbridge Towers residents who park their car in the complex’s garage noticed some changes this month when a new garage operator took over, and more changes are coming.
Press adds to hospital trauma, doctors say
By Lincoln Anderson
As St. Vincent’s Hospital struggles to stay afloat, top physicians at a “visibility rally” Sunday said a main obstacle the hospital is facing is negative media coverage.
Governor taps Thompson to lead B.P.C.
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Fire hit Soho building as its residents were asleep
By Lincoln Anderson
An early-morning fire in a Soho building sent loft residents fleeing for their lives.
Small fire on Wall St.
Fresh food at old fish market? Quinn says do it
Council Speaker Christine Quinn voiced support for a fresh foods market in the Seaport.
African cemetery’s last piece, a visitor’s center, opens Saturday
By Julie Shapiro
A new visitor center next to the African Burial Ground tells the story of the thousands buried there more than 200 years ago.
P.S. 276 looks to expand to 2nd grade this fall
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