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A design from the park, taken from a 2005 Greenpoint – Williamsburg master plan created by Mayor Bloomberg's administration.
New York City Finally Acquires Last Piece of Land Needed to Complete New Bushwick Inlet Park
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NYC architectural stunner with a salty purpose | Curbed
[WATCH] Peek Inside the Stunning Architecture of Spring Street Salt Shed in Tribeca
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One Book, One New York
One Book, One New York: a Citywide Book Club and Their First Book Pick, Americanah
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Winter Storm Stella is a Good Reminder to Sign Up For Emergency Alerts Through Notify NYC
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Tribeca Citizen Explains the Numerous "Topographical" Sidewalk Markers Found Across the Borough of Manhattan
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Extra security at Trump Tower already sparking rage
Watch How Extra Security and Police Presence at Trump Tower is Already Sparking Rage
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NYC Well
NYC Well: a Free and Confidential Service Providing Mental Health Support to New Yorkers
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WildlifeNYC
WildlifeNYC, a City Initiative to Teach New Yorkers How to Interact With Urban Wildlife
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New York City gives first approval for Lowline underground park
The Lowline Underground Park Clears First New York City Government Hurdle
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April 4, 1968: The presidential helicopter left Sheep Meadow in Central Park after a sudden surprise visit to attend the ceremonies installing Archbishop Terence J. Cooke at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. “Until last week,” said one girl in the crowd watching across the street from the cathedral, “I would have booed the President. But I’m confused about what’s happened in the last few days. I don’t know what it all means.” Presumably, she was referring to President Johnson’s recent decision not to run to retain office. Later that night, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated.“
Vintage Photograph of the Presidential Helicopter in Central Park on April 4th, 1968
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