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–A state Supreme Court judge hands resident groups a significant legal victory in their fight to stop several new mega-towers from being built along the … –Sheldon Silver loses another appeal and is now poised for one last ditch legal maneuver at the U.S. Supreme Court. [Daily News] –City officials struggle … –Irrational coronavirus fears are continuing to put the squeeze on businesses in Chinatown. [Financial Times] –A new vendor is coming to the Essex Market in … –Businesses in Chinatown have seen a steep drop in business due to Coronavirus fears, even though there isn’t a single confirmed case in New York. … –While they feared the worst following the devastating fire at 70 Mulberry St., leaders of the Museum of Chinese in America are increasingly optimistic that … –Essex crossing teases its new high-end condo building at 202 Broome St. [Curbed] –A YIMBY group, Open New York, is making a case for affordable … - The Lower East Side Ecology Center’s popular compost yard is under threat as the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project looms. [Curbed] – Neighborhood real … –Outside a hookah bar near East 7th Street and Avenue A, cops kill a gunman who had reportedly fatally shot another man during an altercation. … –Big real estate, including two landlords with significant Lower East Side holdings (Cammeby’s International and Taconic Investment Partners), are reportedly going after Democratic state senators … –A recap of the City Planning Commission hearing for the large new complex to be built on the rubble of Beth Hamedrash Hagadol synagogue on … –It has become increasingly difficult to hold government accountable as large media outlets slash their local news budgets. While smaller news sites have tried to … –An analysis released by the city shows that the new 14th Street busway is boosting ridership and cutting commuting times without snarling traffic. [Daily News] … –Students stage a walkout at Pace High School to protest a lack of sports resources for black and Latino youth. [Daily News] –NYCHA once again … –A fight among homeless men in the 2nd Avenue subway station ended in a stabbing. Two victims suffered non-fatal injuries. Cops are looking for three … –A bankruptcy court appointed broker is trying to unload a 46,000 commercial building at 55 Chrystie Street. He claims many owners of multi-family residential buildings … |
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