Community Board 1

Scientists from CUNY plan to do experiments in the Hudson River and share their results with schoolchildren.

Brookfield plans to tear down the Grand Staircase and create an upscale food court near the Winter Garden.

An art exhibit depicting 9/11 first responders shown at the Police Museum may head to Washington.

West Thames Park, the site of a controversial tire swing, will close for two weeks near the end of the September.

Three people were wounded after a verbal altercation over a woman turned into gunplay this weekend.

The Ground Zero mosque project could stall if the Landmarks Preservation Commission landmarks its building.

All three restaurants are set to open around the end of 2011 in a building owned by Goldman Sachs.

CB 3 voted narrowly to pass a resolution supporting CB 1's efforts in dealing with the proposed mosque near Ground Zero.

About 100 protesters attended the meeting on the Ground Zero mosque, which grew rowdy at times.

Stop Islamization and other groups will stage a large protest near Ground Zero on the afternoon of Sept. 11.

The developer of the proposed Ground Zero mosque blames the media for rousing opposition to the project.

The tire swing will go back up in the Battery Park City Playground within the next two weeks.

TriBeCa residents claim police officers give out tickets near the Holland Tunnel rather than helping direct traffic.

The pedestrian plaza could open as soon as next month.

The commission will hear testimony on Tuesday but will not vote until later this summer.