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Week of January 25, 2012

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 John Clancy revisits not so long lost era of LES theater BY MARTIN DENTON  |  Indie theater cognoscenti in New…

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Just Do Arts!

COMPILED BY SCOTT STIFFLER  |  WALL STREET DIALOGUES  Trinity Wall Street — the Lower Manhattan Episcopal church that knows a…

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Richard III in Duck Soup

Kevin Spacey camps his way through Shakespeare at BAM BY ANDY HUMM  |  Kevin Spacey’s Richard III exits à la…

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Bring on the funk, groove and thunder

L to R: Carlos Ponce/Eagle Feather (Mayan) and Alan Browne/Shooting Star (Delaware/Dutch). Essential dates for your dance card BY SCOTT…

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Downtown Digest, January 25, 2012

Pace University Names New Chief Financial Officer  Pace University has appointed its treasurer and finance executive, Toby R. Winer, as the institution’s new executive vice president and chief financial officer. Winer will be the first woman in Pace’s history to hold these positions, according to…

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Downtown Digest, January 18, 2012

Pops scouts around for musicians The TriBattery Pops, Downtown’s first all volunteer community band in…

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Fulton St. Transit Center becomes real
Anniversary of East River ferry service
Health Dept. slams Downtown restaurants with violations
Squadron backs Green incentive program
E.D.C. lighting initiative
Moses comes to Little Italy

Week of January 18, 2012

Easy on your wallet To the editor: Earlier this month, the New York Times raised its newsstand price from $2.00 to $2.50. They are now the most expensive daily newspaper in New York, if not the nation.  Others such as the Wall Street Journal cost…

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January 11, 2012

Why Can’t Con Edison afford sandbags?  To the editor: Re. A tide of concern is…

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President Obama’s visit

President Barack Obama returns to the Big Apple on Thursday, meaning a Gridlock Alert for that day. The president will likely helicopter from JFK to an upper Manhattan location and back, so Lower Manhattan should be spared the worst of the traffic disruptions. If you…

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My times with Taylor Mead

BY CLAYTON PATTERSON  |  I first met Taylor Mead at the Limelight nightclub in 1986.…

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Covering Battery Park City

Occupying MLK’s day

The Occupy Wall Street movement built upon the message behind Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, last Monday, January16 by holding a rally in Union Square. The demonstration was sponsored by a sub-group called “Occupy 4 Jobs” and reminded everyone that on the day before…

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New Year’s Eve aboard the Hornblower Hybrid

When the party ended at 1:30 a.m., many guests on the Hornblower Hybrid seemed reluctant…

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And only a wreath was left
A winter walk along the Hudson
No Snow? So now what?
East and West celebrate the season
Squadron awarded for public service
Santa, dragons and two historic neighborhoods

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 John Clancy revisits not so long lost era of LES theater BY MARTIN DENTON  |  Indie theater cognoscenti in New York City will all be heading to the Barrow Street Theater on January 28 and 29 (and so will I, and so should you). Why?…

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Just Do Arts!

COMPILED BY SCOTT STIFFLER  |  WALL STREET DIALOGUES  Trinity Wall Street — the Lower Manhattan…

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Richard III in Duck Soup
Bring on the funk, groove and thunder
Mentor lives on, in ‘Picture Box’ words and deeds
Just Do Art
Steampunk: The Victorian future is now
Chinese lovers, Jewish mothers and outside others