1. Lower Manhattan mosque opponents commemorate 9/11 with protest
[Gothamist]
2. 9/11 memorial opens to public
[WPIX]
3. Meanwhile, Bruce Ratner runs 9/11-themed ad
[Breakingcopy]
4. Mini-1 WTC in China
[NYO]
5. The rebirth of Lower Manhattan
[NYT]
6. Silverstein doesn’t want to look back
[CBS]
7. Obama’s job creation plan ignores housing crisis
[LA Times]
8. BofA confirms plans for 30,000 job cuts
[NYT]
9. NYT: Pass Section 8 reform bill
[NYT]
10. City Council committee to discuss Bowery landmarking
[Bowery Boogie]
11. Combo and townhouse apartments on the market at 40 Bond in
Central Village
[Curbed]
12. “Sex and the City” house on market in West Village
[NYT]
13. Life Cafe, birthplace of “Rent,” closes in East Village
[EV Grieve]
14. Union Square pedestrian plaza successful
[NYT]
15. Old-time Williamsburg apartment building pops up for Sasha
Baron Cohen movie shoot
[Gothamist]
16. Health department closes down Fort Greene’s No. 7 bistro
[Brownstoner]
17. Motorino chef opening new restaurant in the Bowery
[Curbed]
18. The moving boundaries of Prospect Heights prompt concern
[Brooklyn Ink]
19. Hispanic business owners, entrepreneurs have growing
influence in NY construction business [NYDN]
Lower Manhattan mosque opponents commemorate 9/11 with protest, WTC memorial opens to public … and more
New York /
Sep.September 12, 2011
05:20 PM
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