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Updates on the estuarium planned for Hudson River Park
The Hudson River Park Trust has made improvements to the plan for the building that will house a study center for the river at Pier 25. / 1 comment
Pier 26 Science Playground opens today
The playground features two interactive, giant sturgeon, a species native to the river. / 4 comments
Celebrating 25 years of Hudson River Park, Part 4
The Hudson River Park Trust's fourth and current president on the park's beginnings, Piers 25 and 26 and how they influenced park development up to 57th Street. / 1 comment
Celebrating 25 years of Hudson River Park
The Hudson River Park Trust's first president on the Tribeca section back in the day. / 4 comments
Seen & Heard: Free senior memberships at Asphalt Green
Plus the oyster condos of Tribeca; Todd Snyder burglarized; a local designer's furniture for children. / 6 comments
The sturgeon are coming
The Hudson River Park Trust has broken ground on the new science playground at Pier 26. An estuarium that will study and teach about the river is next. / 4 comments
Breaking ground on new science playground for Hudson River Park
The Pier 26 Science Play Area will feature two huge climbable sturgeon and should be ready by the end of 2023. / 2 comments
Newsletter: October 13
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Nosy Neighbor: When will the buckets at Pier 25 work again?
"It's my favorite part of the park," L. wrote. "Any idea why they don't repair them?"
Seen & Heard: Oysters get their own condos
A few of the billion will move to Tribeca. Plus a sound practitioner will host a "bath" on Saturday; CB1 will continue hybrid for guests; wine tastings at the Seaport. / 2 comments
Fireboat McKean arrives at Pier 25 for a summer vacation
Once destined for the scrap heap, the former city fireboat got a wet welcome from its brethren as it pulled up to its new Tribeca home. / 6 comments
The sad fate of the menhaden in the Hudson
Warmer waters, lack of rain and some aggressive migration patterns have resulted in thousands of bunker washing up on the shores of the Hudson. / 3 comments
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