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Learning from the healing
documented in 9/11 interviews
By Julie Shapiro
The editing of a documentary film can be brutal, with hundreds of hours of carefully gathered interviews winding up on the cutting room floor, never to be seen by the public.
Museum shores up plank after toddler falls in the river
$1 million crossing guards for West St.
West Thames Park swinging into shape
Emerging from bankruptcy, firm revives Seaport tower talk
By Julie Shapiro
General Growth Properties is emerging from bankruptcy and is looking to resurrect its plans to redevelop the South Street Seaport.
Construction damage
Squadron community forum
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News
Liu says mayor wants to take over Battery Park City
By Julie Shapiro
After grabbing Governors Island and Brooklyn Bridge Park from the state, Mayor Bloomberg has now set his sights on a new acquisition: Battery Park City.
No fantasy island, N.Y.U.’s grand plan to build is beginning now
By Lincoln Anderson
After New York University’s NYU 2031 expansion plan was recently leaked...the Governors Island angle is admittedly the “sexy” urban planning story.
Get thee to the Winter Garden for ‘Hamlet’
By Julie Shapiro
Director Stephen Burdman introduced his new production of “Hamlet” Thursday night with some friendly advice to his audience.
With St. Vincent’s closing, Downtown Hospital prepared to help
By Julie Shapiro and Lincoln Anderson
New York Downtown Hospital is opening its doors to those who will have nowhere to go when St. Vincent’s Hospital closes.
Hundreds pay honor to Capsouto’s memory
Several hundred friends and relatives of Albert Capsouto packed Tribeca Rooftop Tuesday night to commemorate the neighborhood restaurateur and community leader.
Canal’s ‘Counterfeit Triangle’ pays fine to reopen
In Pictures
Governor celebrated in Chinatown
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