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Longtime board member Anthony Notaro is now the chairman of Community Board 1.

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The Transportation department's Lower Manhattan Commissioner's office is being cut due to budget limits.

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Applications for community boards in Manhattan are due Jan. 30.

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The 9/11 Memorial Plaza is currently open from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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Four new members have been appointed to Manhattan's Community Board 1.

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Howard Hughes Corporation is submitting its development plans to a community task force.

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Construction of the 82-story building at 30 Park Place stalled in 2008 amid the financial crisis.

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Peck Slip Park is set to be finished by 2015, the Parks Department said.

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Developers plan to shut down a block of Cedar Street to demolish 22 Thames St., a century-old building.

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Marco Pasanella, Jason Friedman, Elizabeth Lewinsohn, Kathleen Gupta and Sarah Currie-Halpern join CB1.

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The developers have agreed to build a new audio-visual center for the community as part of the deal.

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Plans for the WTC arts center were approved by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation.

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Harold Reed, 75, longtime chairman of CB1's arts and entertainment task force, was cremated in Hong Kong.

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Lower Manhattan businesses can apply for as much as $20,000 in the "Back to Business" program.

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Fallout from the storm includes damage to local businesses and some buildings still without heat.