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The Lowline, an audacious plan to create an underground park on the Lower East Side, made a big splash when it was first proposed in 2011. But it faded during the past couple of years without so much as a whimper.

The Lowline is accepting applications for its Young Ambassadors Program. The organization hoping to build a public green space in an abandoned trolley station below Delancey Street started the program last year to engage local teens in the community...

A small plane carrying the young children and longtime partner of Lowline co-founder James Ramsey is missing in the Bahamas. Searchers have found a debris field near where the plane was last heard from. 40-year-old Jennifer Blumin, a well-known event planner,...

Coming up on Saturday, the Lowline will be hosting another public workshop. This session will focus on what types of programs and activities will be offered in the proposed park under Delancey Street. The workshop takes place at 10...

There are two big events happening at The Lowline Lab this coming weekend.

Coming up on Sunday, Feb. 12, the vendors of the Essex Street Market will be participating in the second annual Winter DayLife Festival at The Lowline Lab. A prototype of the underground park has been set up in a vacant...

The team behind the Lowline underground park proposal will be stepping up their community outreach efforts in 2017.

Coming up on Monday evening, the Lowline's Community Advisory Board will be meeting in the Lowline Lab at 140 Essex St. The quarterly meetings are meant to help guide the overall vision for the proposed underground park. The Lowline...

We are publishing the full application submitted to the Economic Development Corp. earlier this year.

During the summer, the Lowline opened applications for its Young Ambassadors Program. It's a paid 6-month mentorship and job training program for 16 local high school juniors. Here's a reminder that the deadline for those applications is coming up...