New Kid Up the Street: Anita Rogers Gallery
The gallerist (and musician) has taken a space just north of Canal after several years in Soho.
Seen & Heard: Schoeller show at Museum of Jewish Heritage
Plus Marc Forgione has reopened One Fifth; a 9/11 exhibit to open at the Fire Museum; HRP Mamas hosting early education fair.
Newsletter: August 18
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The future Wagner Park will get a little greener as of yesterday
The Battery Park City Authority made some last-minute changes to add a lot more lawn to their plans for the new park. Construction starts after Labor Day. / 4 comments
Some sneak peeks at the hotel at 456 Greenwich
The 97-key hotel will have two restaurants and a bar on the ground floor, and they are taking shape. / 2 comments
What congestion pricing will look like here
The Central Business District Tolling Program will charge drivers $9 to $23 for each trip in or out of the Central Business District south of 60th Street. / 60 comments
Rally to thwart plans for Wagner Park today
The Battery Park City Authority will close Wagner this summer in order to rebuild it for flood protection. Neighbors are protesting the plans. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Dance party at Duane Park
Plus Book Nook is opening a new location in Brooklyn; Sophie's Cuban is coming to Broadway; Sushi Azabu will open next week.
In the News: Canal Street counterfeiters stung
Plus 21 questions for the co-founder of Postmasters Gallery; a review of Le Gratin; a landlord dispute for Equinox. / 37 comments
Newsletter: August 15
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The Times endorses Dan Goldman for NY-10 seat
For the editorial board it was a race between Mondaire Jones and Goldman, and they praise him for his law enforcement experience, integrity and knowledge of law. / 1 comment
Where the candidates for NY-10 stand on congestion pricing
All the candidates support congestion pricing, though few had specific suggestions for how it should work. / 34 comments
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