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LPC Considers Protecting 54-58 Bowery

It's been a tough few weeks for Bowery preservation activists. Here's a bit of heartening news. Next week, the Landmarks Preservation Commission will hear testimony in support of protecting one of Chinatown's most distinctive buildings, the old Citizens Savings...

Silver’s Statement on Today’s Bus Crash

From State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver: I want to express my deepest condolences to those who have lost loved ones in this absolutely horrific tragedy that has devastated our community. I hope and pray that those who have been injured...

Chin Releases Statement on Bronx Bus Crash

We just received a statement from District 1 City Councilmember Margaret Chin concerning this morning's deadly bus crash: I am deeply saddened to learn of the terrible accident that occurred early this morning. My heart goes out to those who...

Bus Involved in Fatal Crash Headed for Chinatown

You may have heard that bus that crashed in the Bronx early this morning, killing at least 13 people, was headed for the Lower East Side. It was returning from the Mohegan Sun Casino in Connecticut, on the New...

Breaking: City Planning Commission Approves Chinatown BID

We just received word that the City Planning Commission has approved the creation of a business improvement district in Chinatown.  Next step: a public hearing before the New York City Council. In a news release, City Councilmember Margaret Chin said,...

New Report Looks at Asian Population in Chinatown and Beyond

A newly released report looks at how the Asian American population in neighborhoods across the city, including in Manhattan's Chinatown, is changing.  According to the analysis of Census data by the the advocacy and housing organization, Asian Americans for...

Neighborhood Groups Work to Boost Little Italy, Chinatown Foot Traffic

In his 20 years as a small businessman in Little Italy, Joe Maino has learned a few things. The owner of several accessory shops along Mulberry Street, he knows most of his customers are visitors from someplace other than...

Celebrating the Year of the Rabbit in Chinatown

To kick off the Year of the Rabbit, there was a colorful (and loud!) celebration in Sara D. Roosevelt Park today. The Chinese Lunar New Year Firecracker Festival attracted a big crowd and a lot of local dignitaries. The...

Year of the Rabbit Festivities Begin Tomorrow

Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations kick off tomorrow. Here's a look at some of the festivities planned in the neighborhood to mark the Year of the Rabbit: The annual Lunar New Year Firecracker Festival will be held in Sara D....

Follow-up: Fire at St. James Church

The Fire Department announced a short time ago that yesterday's fire at St. James Church in Chinatown was caused by a faulty chimney. More than 100 firefighters responded to the blaze yesterday at 32 James Street. The structure, just...
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JESSOR, A Show About the Architect of the Grand Street Co-ops, Opens Tomorrow at Citygroup

A new exhibition featuring the works of New York architect Herman Jessor, who designed more than 40,000 units of...
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