••• From Manhattan Youth: “The 1st Precinct Detective Squad is seeking assistance in identifying this child who was abandoned inside of Battery Park City (Teardrop Park) on 07/25/2011 at 0930 hrs. The male child is approximately 2 to 4 years old, wearing a white tank top, red plaid shorts and black sandals.  The child does not know his name, home address or telephone number.” Contact Detective Andrew Dwyer at 212-334-0635 with any leads. UPDATE: The has been claimed by relatives. See comment below.

••• CB1 chairperson Julie Menin tweeted that the National September 11 Memorial “is now recruiting volunteers beginning 9/12. Sign up here today! 911memorial.org/volunteer.”

••• Look what popped up on the agenda for the full CB1 meeting tomorrow night: “102 North End Avenue a.k.a. Site 25, application for a new restaurant liquor license for Site 25 Restaurant Concepts, LLC d/b/a Wei West.” That’s part of the Goldman Sachs Dining, Retail & Entertainment Complex. More on Wei Westat its site, including this: “Wei West defines modern Asian cuisine. This new age fusion restaurant combines culinary  influences from China, Japan, Korea and Thailand. The vibe is eclectic; the environment is inviting and intimate.” Evidently one is also planned for the Upper West Side, so you know it’s good.

••• The BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center has announced its 2011-2012 season: “Highlights include: Dušan Týnek Dance Theatre in collaboration with America’s premier postclassical string quartet, ETHEL; jazz legend Randy Weston celebrating the music of James Reese Europe; the high-energy bluegrass band New York City Slickers; the Brooklyn Women’s Chorus; and, celebrating their anniversaries, family favorites ‘Clifford, the Big Red Dog’ (50 years) and ‘The Magic Schoolbus’ (25 years).”