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Apartments, schools, retail space and a waterfront park are in the works for the Village.

Alicia Boyd of Movement to Protect the People was given a summons for disorderly conduct, police said.

Community Board 9 will reconsider a newly drafted document on neighborhood rezoning on Monday.

A secret meeting was held between the Manhattan Borough President and Atlas Capital.

The developer of 19 E. Houston St. said it will limit retail to 10,000 square feet.

The proposal would bring some 1,700 new apartments to the waterfront in Queens.

Borough President Eric Adams shared his vision for rezoning Crown Heights at a community meeting Friday.

Melinda Katz recommended against the plan, which would bring some 1,700 apartments to the waterfront.

2030 Astoria Developers wants to construct nearly 1,700 apartments on the Astoria waterfront.

The long-closed Pavilion on the Terrace gets go-ahead to reopen as a catering hall.

The school agreed to several community benefits, including an $8 million investment in the esplanade.

Union members were joined by local elected officials to call on the developer to use union labor.

Community Board 1 rejected the waterfront towers plans unless additional units become affordable.

The commission unanimously approved the 625-foot-tall Ferris wheel, which is set to open in 2016.

The City Planning Commission voted in favor of the developer's special permit application Wednesday.