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Seen & Heard: Winter sing at Duane Park
Plus Santa's village on Warren; a scary subway encounter; holiday packages require an extra lobby.
Halloween takes over the neighborhood
The neighborhood's shopkeepers always rise to the occasion for the neighborhood's most festive day of the year. / 1 comment
An update on the Duane Park restoration project
The Friends of Duane Park are moving forward with their plan to restore the park to its original 1797 footprint, expanding to the south and west with more green. / 3 comments
A Dinner on Duane to celebrate 227 years of Duane Park
The Friends of Duane Park held its third annual event on Sunday with a table for 184 reaching from the Hudson corner to Duane Park Patisserie. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Events in Duane Park Sunday
Plus another Gillie and Marc sculpture at the WTC; the next hearing on the resiliency plans for Rockefeller and Tribeca streets; Dunkin on Murray is closed for renovations.
Seen & Heard: Park closings for July 4
Plus Pride is this weekend; some feathered friends in the neighborhood; a kids tie-dye event in Duane Park in preparation for the 4th. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Duane Park concert tonight
Plus Agnes Denes installs another wheatfield at Art Basel; Friends of Duane Park will auction off tickets to Dinner on Duane; a new cocktail bar at Pier 17.
Seen & Heard: Downtown Soccer League seeking sponsors
Plus DLL softball players on the mound this past weekend; Moms Demand Action march on June 1; Duane Park sprucing up railings.
Tickets on sale this Saturday for Dinner on Duane
The third annual party in Duane Park -- created to mark the park's 225th birthday -- will be held Sept. 15 with a party in the park and dinner for 175. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: Ways to shred
Earth Day events for document shredding and e-recycling in Duane Park and Fidi; a DOT commission for Park Row.
Seen & Heard: It’s Groundhog Day at Duane Park
Plus ice carving and winter tours on Governors Island; Jenni Kayne closed for renovations; portraits of Holocaust survivors are projected on the Brooklyn Bridge.
Celebrating Duane Park from above
The Friends of Duane Park's second annual celebration of the second oldest park in the city was moved indoors for rain, and it was still a spectacular event. / 1 comment
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