Manhattan Mall: Ghost Town?
Less rice in Jackson Heights! Less theater space in the Village! And one less groundhog on Roosevelt Island. All that and more (less?) in today's boroughs report.
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Loch Ness Monster on 21st?
A Macy's in Harlem? A sea serpent in Chelsea? A chatty Kathy in the East Village? Yes, children, all that and more in today's boroughs report.
Notorious B.I.G. Biopic Returns to Bed-Stuy
The Long Island City sculptor behind last night's 'Gossip Girl' art, a possible hotel for part of Williamsburg's Domino plant, misplaced political graffiti in Bushwick, and more in our daily boroughs report.
Patricia Lancaster, New York Buildings Commissioner, Resigns
After a string of deadly accidents on constructions sites and accusations that she's too easy on developers, Mayor Bloomberg accepts Lancaster's resignation.
Red Hook Residents Squawk About Parrots
Plus! Hazmat suits invade the Slope, an unwelcome curvy hotel is headed for West Village, Johan Santana's new digs, and more in our far-roving Neighborhood Watch!
Williamsburg to Be Populated by Perfect, Plastic People by 2010
Or so we are led to believe by this marketing tool for Williamsburg's Edge condo development.
Some Old CBGB Punks Think the John Varvatos Store Isn't That Bad
Fancy cornices aim to redeem Fedders homes in Carroll Gardens, aging rockers defend CBGB's new retail use on the Bowery, and a Billyburg record store faces shutdown. Oh yeah, the boroughs are alive and well in our handy-dandy Neighborhood Watch!
Long Island City Gets a Breakdown
Naked butts in Prospect Heights, Pope dreams in Mott Haven, and a touching tale of man and squirrel out of Prospect Park. What other fun-size borough bites await in our daily Neighborhood Watch?
Bad News for Both of Santiago Calatrava's Lower-Manhattan Projects
Bureaucratic holdups and funding failures are slowing the Word Trade Center transit hub and have killed the starchitect's "Sky Cubes" residential tower.
Manhattan Rents Finally Dropping
Cerberus' founder goes on the record, Richard Butler goes free, and Bloomberg strong-arms Wal-Mart in today's news roundup.
Bloomberg Shows Tyra That He Too Can Be Fierce
Tyra and Bloomie pretend to plant trees in Chelsea, the broken playground in Union Square Park is creepy, and lesbian sightings are scarce in the Slope these days. That and more in our daily boroughs report.
Madonna Does Heart New York, Now That Her Real-Estate Troubles Are Over
After resolving a dispute with her Central Park West co-op board, Her Madgesty is moving forward with plans to expand her apartment.
Jean Nouvel Brings in the Big Guns
The fight for the MoMA Tower continues, they're still burning cars in Red Hook, and more neighborhood news in our daily roundup.
Private Equity Switches to the Full-Court Press
Plus, what's going on at 'Portfolio,' why you'll be hearing more from Perez Hilton, and where the Beatrice Inn is headed next.
The Rich Are Still Able to Exclude You, Even in Recession
The 'Observer' has one of its great obnoxious quote roundups (er, articles) about getting into exclusive buildings this morning.
Upper West Side Lawyers Strong-arm Smoking Neighbor Into Submission
Jonathan and Jenny Selbin, the lawyer couple who sued their next-door neighbor, saying that the cigarettes she smoked in her own apartment were endangering their 4-year-old son, seem to have gotten their way. But are they terrible people? You be the judge.
Stuyvesant Town: A Landmark for a Brave New World
Also, guess which neighborhood has Brits buying, and who has been stuck walking a mile to do their laundry lately? Our daily borough news roundup.
Katie Couric and Sean McManus: Chipper at CBS in Spite of It All
More troubles for Sam Zell, Heather Mills is coming to town, and half of Bear Stearns employees are facing the ax. Click through to read the rest of our news roundup from the fields of media, law, finance and real estate.
Tompkins Square Park Faces Off Against the Quiet
Who's stealing the big bronze bells of Woodside? That and other burning questions in our daily report from the hoods.
Frank Gehry: Why Do I Have to Be the One to Lie to the Papers?
Of course his tower is going to be erected as part of the Atlantic Yards project, the architect explained to the Brooklyn Paper last night. Why ever would you think it wouldn't?
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