View as Webpage The Broadsheet – Lower Manhattan’s Local Newspaper ‘A New Day for The Oldest Part of Our City’ New Council Member Inaugurated at Ceremony on Lower East Side Christopher Marte: “We have cracked the foundation of a corrupt political machine funded by developers trying to buy us out and kick us out.” Christopher Marte,...
Christopher Marte: “We have cracked the foundation of a corrupt political machine funded by developers trying to buy us out and kick us out.”
View as Webpage The Broadsheet – Lower Manhattan’s Local Newspaper $eparate and Unequal Neighborhood Association Provides Analysis of Community’s Future Battery Park City Neighborhood Association (BPCNA) leaders Pamit Surana (center right) and Kelly McGowan (far right) confer with Justine Cuccia, chair of Community Board 1’s Battery Park City Committee, during last summer’s #PauseTheSaws protest. A...
Battery Park City Neighborhood Association (BPCNA) leaders Pamit Surana (center right) and Kelly McGowan (far right) confer with Justine Cuccia, chair of Community Board 1's Battery Park City Committee, during last summer’s #PauseTheSaws protest.
View as Webpage The Broadsheet – Lower Manhattan’s Local Newspaper No Time for Sergeants Police Union Boss Who Pushed Lie about Cops Being Poisoned at Downtown Shake Shack Charged Above: The Shake Shack at Fulton Transit Center where police union officials falsely alleged that three officers were poisoned in June, 2020. Below: Mullins cultivated a...
Ed Mullins, the former head of the Sergeants Benevolent Association (SBA) was charged with wire fraud, in connection with a scheme to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars from the union, through the submission of fraudulent expense reports.
View as Webpage The Broadsheet – Lower Manhattan’s Local Newspaper At Debt’s Door Downtown Developers Go Belly Up on Two Marquee Properties Above: A rendering for the super-tall tower once proposed for 80 South Street, a property that has now defaulted on its $175-million mortgage, as the financially troubled conglomerate that bought it five years...
A rendering for the super-tall tower once proposed for 80 South Street, a property that has now defaulted on its $175-million mortgage, as the financially troubled conglomerate that bought it five years ago scrambles to sell at a heavily discounted price.
Image taken in May 2016 by Akatsuki, a Japanese robotic research spacecraft orbiting Venus. Venus was captured in infrared light showing a surprising amount of atmospheric structure on its night side. The vertical orange terminator stripe between night and day is so wide because light is so diffused by Venus’ thick atmosphere. APOD Picture of the...
"NASA’s Parker Solar Probe WHISPR has taken its first visible light images of the surface of Venus from space.” NASA release February 9, 2022.
View as Webpage The Broadsheet – Lower Manhattan’s Local Newspaper Lower Manhattan Is Fourth-Fastest Growing Community in NYC Alliance Report Parses Census Data to Show Downtown’s Population Swelled by Five Figures in Ten Years An analysis by the Downtown Alliance of preliminary results from the 2020 Census indicates that Lower Manhattan boomed in the decade...
