Community Board 1

The LMDC agency should develop a sunset plan immediately, Community Board 1 members said this week.

The memorial foundation will withhold memorial tickets from tour companies that don't cooperate.

Downtown residents say street fairs generate noise, traffic and garbage, harming local businesses.

Adding the left turn from southbound West Street onto Albany Street would snarl traffic, the state said.

The owner of the Pussycat Lounge told the State Liquor Authority that the topless bar would reopen.

Michael Mulgrew, president of the United Federation of Teachers, warned of tough times ahead for the city's schools.

The sculpture, which survived 9/11, has to leave its temporary home in Battery Park by this fall.

The tables and chairs would go on Water Street's covered sidewalks.

Shimon Zlotnikov has been trying to get rid of the Warren Street phone booth for years.

The construction is now scheduled to be finished in the summer of 2015, rather than that winter.

I.S. 289's after-school program survived last year's cuts, but this year's budget was slashed and next year's eliminated.

The former 41-story building has been reduced to just a few rows of steel and concrete.

Sen. Gillibrand's office incorrectly said residents were not covered by the $2.5 billion 9/11 Victim's Compensation Fund.

The National Park Service may move security screening to Ellis Island as soon as next year.

The Anglers' Club of New York has been serving fly-fishing fans downtown since 1906.