Community Board 1

Seaport Museum officials said they were not ready to present their plans to the community.

The Battery Park City Authority released a request for proposals for the ice rink earlier this month.

The "Hands Across Lower Manhattan" event would take place Sept. 10.

Silverstein Properties installed a sidewalk shed over Liberty Street this week after a teen was hit by falling steel last month.

The city found no accidents at the City Hall Park bike path this spring, but said nearly half of the riders fail to dismount.

Residents are upset that they will not be able to hold a ceremony at the new 9/11 memorial this Sept. 11.

The historic building at 105-107 Washington St. served the neighborhood's diverse population.

After scrapping plans for rooftop solar panels, a fuel cell will provide more than enough electricity to power City Hall.

New York's first American Flatbread will open as soon as December at 205 Hudson St. in TriBeCa.

Pace University is applying for funding to transform the plaza in front of its lower Manhattan campus.

The city would lose the limited control it has over tourist helicopters if it bans them from lower Manhattan, officials said.

Big construction projects like WTC and Fulton St. transit center bump fests to weekends and holidays.

Community Board 1 supports the proposed law, but some said bill could hurt Chinatown businesses.

The NYPD will temporarily replace the Varick Street stable with a World Trade Center command post.

Former Seaport museum employees and volunteers rallied at Pier 16.