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Kittens born inside Wall Street’s biggest lion
By Julie Shapiro
The first tenant of the new Goldman Sachs tower paid no rent and signed no lease when she moved in this spring.
60 tenants thrown out as Chinatown tenement is shut
By Julie Shapiro
Sixty people lost their homes when the city emptied a crumbling Chinatown tenement last week.
Friends and neighbors celebrate ‘Mayor of Bond St.’
By Jefferson Seigel
Bond St. may only be two blocks long, but for a city thoroughfare, it is an unusually wide street. The cobblestones recall the earlier days of a slower, more neighborly way of life.
Two days for teen cafe
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Gerson can run after all, judge rules
By Julie Shapiro
City Councilmember Alan Gerson finally won the chance to run for reelection this week when a State Supreme Court judge reversed a Board of Elections ruling.
With 9 dead in the Hudson, copters come under fire again
By Albert Amateau and Lincoln Anderson
The disastrous collision of a sightseeing helicopter and a private plane off of W. 14th St. over the Hudson River on Saturday prompted elected officials to demand regulation of the air corridor over the river and prompted Hudson River Park advocates to insist on an end to tourist helicopter flights.
Kim remains in the race after Chin’s ‘frivolous’ lawsuit
By Julie Shapiro
Margaret Chin dropped her challenge against fellow City Council candidate PJ Kim this week after it became clear that she had little chance of knocking Kim off the ballot.
Express sponsors candidates’ forum
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Four complex, collaborative Downtown projects
BY STEPHANIE BUHMANN
Surreal concepts encourage imagination, contemplation
Four fleeting Chelsea art exhibits, to be seen soon
BY STEPHANIE BUHMANN
Introspection, satire, wit used to explore subject, form, self.
Summer in the City
Best Downtown Bets for July & August
Still Waters Run Deep
BY DAVID KENNERLEY
Sprawling novel extracts magic from the mundane. |
