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Lower Manhattan Development Corporation

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Nolita »

The city wants to build affordable housing on the garden site, but didn't win a grant to fund the plan.

Battery Park City »

The $27 million dollar project will take 24 to 30 months to complete.

Nolita »

The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation is holding a public forum on Sept. 17 to discuss funding.

Nolita »

The city applied for funding to build affordable housing on the site of the Elizabeth Street Garden.

Civic Center »

Twelve whimsical sculptures will be on display in City Hall Park from July 25 to Dec. 13.

Battery Park City »

The West Thames Street pedestrian bridge is moving ahead after years of delays.

Financial District »

Plans for the WTC arts center were approved by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation.

East Village & Lower East Side »

ABC No Rio plans to replace its current 156 Rivington St. building with a larger one.

Downtown »

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has recommended that Patrick Foye replace Chris Ward as Executive Director of the Port Authority.

Downtown »

The Seaport Museum New York was awarded $2 million from the Lower Manhattan Development Corp., as part of its $17 million for Downtown groups.

Downtown »

The nonprofit group Tribute in Light will have no funding left after this September.

Downtown »

The new playground at Pearl and Fulton streets is scheduled to open in the spring of 2012.

Downtown »

Mayor Michael Bloomberg officially opened the first section of the $165 million waterfront park.

Manhattan »

The city is spending the money earmarked for Chatham Square on other downtown projects.

Downtown »

The $7.5 million Wellness & Prevention Center helps people avoid serious illness.