Community Board 1

Residents say it is "dangerous" for adults to play on the new field in West Thames Park near children.

Advocates fear the Seaport Museum will get rid of the ships to save money.

The Battery Park City Authority was unable to find an operator for the ice rink for the second year in a row.

The city banned all weekday street fairs in lower Manhattan earlier this year.

Electronics giant J&R is no longer seeking to rename Park Row as "J&R Row."

The Danish restaurant Copenhagen/Aamann will open at 13 Laight St. in October 2011.

The green lake that appeared at the Deutsche Bank site in the spring is now gone.

A tire swing that injured several children last summer is on its way back to Battery Park City.

It's last call for Moran's bar on Washington Street Friday night.

Five corporations are pushing the DOT to reopen the Vesey Street crosswalk, near the World Trade Center site.

Otterness' donated bronze lions would violate the law, the Battery Park City Authority said.

The $200 million project will start this month and will rip up streets along Peck Slip, worrying locals and businesses.

Retailer J&R convinced a reluctant Community Board 1 Tuesday night to give it more time to build its case.

The new restaurant, called The Fighting Chair, comes from the entrepreneurs who brought Five Guys to Manhattan.

Residents say they are losing sleep because of the jackhammering during Brooklyn Bridge rehabilitation work.