via Chelsea Now
Bike Lane's Backpedaling Business
A new bike lane on Ninth Avenue has yielded a dip in the number of parking spaces, hurting sales for Chelsea merchants, small business owners say.
Place: Manhattan
via Newsday
Ousted Principal Fights Back
The ousted principal of Brooklyn's Arabic language and culture school reapp…
via Downtown Express
Diamonds Are Downtown's Best Friend
Tiffany & Co. opened its second Manhattan store, on Wall St., marking the jewelry store's return to downtown after a 67-year absence. For many, the move is symbolic of downtown's comeback from 9/11 – and the changing Financial District retail landscape.
via New York Daily News
High Hopes for High Bridge
The city is restoring the High Bridge, a National Historic Landmark that once provided a majestic pedestrian path between the Bronx and Manhattan. The span is set to reopen in 2011 - after more than 40 years.
via Newsday
Rally for Ousted Principal
A group of elected officials called on the city's mayor and schools chancellor to reinstate the former principal of a Brooklyn school that emphasizes Arab studies, culture and language.
Home Wreck Displaces Tenants
Like many of her neighbors, Ethel Thaim grabbed the bare essentials from her apartment before the Fire Department evacuated her unsafe West Harlem building.
via Newsday
Protesters Can’t Rain on Parade
City Hall was bombarded with phone calls, letters and e-mails generated by …
Salt of the Earth
The city plans to relocate a 16-ton pile of snow-removal salt from the bank…