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Hudson Square

March 13, 2013

Pier 40 Repairs, Village Landmarking Added to Hudson Square Rezoning Plan

The City Council and Trinity Real Estate altered the plan to transform the lower west side. 

Hudson Square

January 24, 2013

Rec Center to Be Renovated After $5.6M Hudson Square Concession Deal

The City Planning Commission approved Trinity Real Estate's rezoning request Wednesday.

Hudson Square

October 08, 2012

Locals Push Trinity to Ensure More Open Space in Hudson Square Plan

Some residents believe Trinity Real Estate needs to offer more park space in its rezoning plan.

Hudson Square

August 21, 2012

City Begins Review of Hudson Square Rezoning Proposal

Trinity Real Estate wants to turn the area above the Holland Tunnel into a residential neighborhood.

Greenwich Village & SoHo

December 18, 2011

Over 40 OWS Protesters Arrested in Duarte Square Rally

Several Occupy Wall Street protesters were arrested near Duarte Square in SoHo on Dec. 17, 2011.

Greenwich Village & SoHo

December 16, 2011

Desmond Tutu Backs Occupy Wall Street Push for Duarte Square

The Nobel Prize winner urged Trinity Wall Street to work with protesters.

Downtown

December 04, 2011

Occupy Wall Street Protesters Stage Hunger Strike

Occupy Wall Street protesters staged a hunger strike at Duarte Square beginning Saturday.

Downtown

November 16, 2011

Occupy Wall Street Protesters Arrested in Zuccotti Raid Appear in Court

Prosecutors said over 200 protesters were arrested on Tuesday beginning with the early morning crackdown at Zuccotti Park.

Downtown

November 16, 2011

DNAinfo.com Journalists Arrested While Covering OWS Police Raids

At least six reporters, from organizations including the New York Daily News, the Associated Press and DNAinfo, were arrested in the course of reporting on Occupy Wall Street.

Greenwich Village & SoHo

September 07, 2011

Hudson Square Public Art Project Aims to Beautify Car-Clogged Streets

An exhibit that was recently installed on fences along Varick and Canal streets will remain there for the next year, the Alliance for Downtown New York announced.