Month: June 2020

Lower Manhattan’s Local News View as Webpage Five Questions for Assembly Candidate Grace Lee An Emphasis on Reform, Recovery, and Relief Editor’s Note: On Tuesday, June 23, voters in the Democratic primary will effectively decide the race for the State Assembly seat representing the 65th District in Lower Manhattan, which stretches from the Battery to...

Lower Manhattan’s Local News View as Webpage Race and Class A Lower Manhattan Community Leader Considers How Much Has Changed and How Much Still Needs To Change CB1’s Pat Moore: “Young people would tell me I haven’t had their experiences and they’re right. But I know how much has changed and that not all cops...

Lower Manhattan’s Local News View as Webpage Race and Class A Lower Manhattan Community Leader Considers How Much Has Changed and How Much Still Needs To Change CB1’s Pat Moore: “Young people would tell me I haven’t had their experiences and they’re right. But I know how much has changed and that not all cops...

Lower Manhattan’s Local News View as Webpage Shack Attack After Officers Are Accidentally Sickened at Downtown Shake Shack, Police Unions Allege Deliberate Poisoning The Shake Shack at the Fulton Transit Center, where three officers were accidentally sickened by contaminated milk shakes. Three NYPD officers were hospitalized on Monday evening, after ingesting what they believed was...

Lower Manhattan’s Local News View as Webpage Pushing for Peace of Mind Local Leaders Urge Heightened Federal Response to September 11 Mental Health Issues On September 15, 2001, Lower Manhattan residents, traumatized yet resolute, assembled at a Canal Street basketball court to hear from community leaders like Bob Townley (at left, addressing the crowd) and...

Eyes to the Sky  June 15 – 28, 2020 Summer Solstice – June 20, 2020 Every day is Sun day for the month of June, when the Sun is up for 15 hours plus a few minutes most days and darkness prevails, most days, for a few minutes less than 9 hours. The longest days of the...