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Midtown Is Healing: Trump Tower Barricades Come Down
"It's nice having people be able to walk by again."
By
Christopher Robbins
Arts & Entertainment
What The Hudson Yards Wall Kerfuffle Says About The Problem With Private Developers Building Public Spaces
How do city officials ensure that private developers tasked to build public spaces will create something that truly has the public interest at heart?
By
Elizabeth Kim
News
Protesters Pack Trump Tower Terrace To Demand NYC Divest From Fossil Fuels
"It's the end of the world!"
By
Nathan Tempey
News
Fossil Fuel Protest Planned For Trump Tower Terraces On Tuesday
"The fossil fuel industry is literally running the White House..."
By
Nathan Tempey
News
Report: More Than Half The City's Privately Owned, Allegedly Public Spaces Aren't Playing By The Rules
A Comptroller's Office report finds that, when it comes to developers breaking their promises to maintain public space, not much has changed since the late '90s.
By
Nathan Tempey
News
Fortress City: Security Around Trump Tower Continues NYPD's Post-9/11 Takeover Of Public Space
"People can get used to anything, and I think that's what they're counting on."
By
Nathan Tempey
News
Scofflaw Trump's 'Public' Lobby Abuse At Trump Tower Is A 'Blessing,' Councilman Says
"It's time to make [privately owned public space] great again."
By
Nathan Tempey
Food
Sweet Chick Team Opens Pearl's, Now Serving Caribbean Food In Williamsburg
The tiny, railroad-style restaurant will serve jerk chicken and ribs, Bake and Shark sandwiches and a frozen ginger dark and stormy.
By
Nell Casey
News
JPMorgan Content To Keep Public Off Their Public Plaza
"I wonder what's going on behind this fence."
By
Christopher Robbins
News
An Old Secret May Soon Be A New Manhattan "Half Avenue"
Thanks to the Department of Transportation, Midtown Manhattan is about to get a new pedestrian thoroughfare. But, before you get out your pitchforks and start burning effigies of Commissioner Janette Sadik-Kahn, take a deep breath.
By
Garth Johnston
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