Last week, we noted that the East River Park rehabilitation project appears certain to miss another deadline. On the Parks Department web site, an advisory still points towards a "fall 2011" reopening of the promenade, which has now been...
From time to time, we like to check in on the terminally stalled East River Park reconstruction project. Recently, the Pile Foundation barge that had been anchored in the river, just south of the Williamsburg Bridge, disappeared.
Good news?
Not...
The first section of the new East River Waterfront Esplanade opened this afternoon between Wall Street and Maiden Lane, offering downtown Manhattan residents a preview of a $165 million, 4-year-long project that eventually will transform two miles of shoreline into public...
Sometimes a walk down memory lane is enjoyable. In this case, not so much:
-Oct. 19, 2010, WNYC's Matthew Schuerman reported that the terminally stalled East River reconstruction project would be finished by July 2011.
-Jan. 13, 2011, The Villager added...
Another nice day ahead! Partly cloudy skies with a high of 69. Tonight, Community Board 3 takes up a request that's been getting some tabloid love this week: a proposal to expand no parking zones on weekend evenings. Also,...
A new haven awaits pedestrians, picnickers, cyclists and sunbathers this Fourth of July weekend along the East River, where the new and improved riverfront promenade is (finally!) open for business all the way south to Grand Street.
The wide paved esplanade...
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