Posts filed under 'Public Waterfront'

Gone fishin’ with Wounded Warriors

A lot of nice guys offered a restorative day at sea last Friday to some of the Wounded Warriors group from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. (more…)


Add comment July 18, 2008

A (Bar) Room With a View

Scenic spots so close to the water you’ll want to pack your floaties. (more…)


Add comment July 17, 2008

Cruise ship detained in New York Harbor

 A 637-foot cruise ship carrying approximately 1,200 passengers and crew is being detained in New York Harbor (more…)


Add comment July 17, 2008

Hudson River Park Trust Seeks RFP for Pier 57

Hudson River Park Trust has issued a request for proposals for its Pier 57, one of only two sites that are available for private commercial development on Manhattan’s Westside waterfront south of 59th Street. (more…)


Add comment July 16, 2008

Take a Talk-n-Walk on the Hoboken Hudson River Walkway

On Sunday, July 27 the Hudson River Waterfront Conservancy celebrates 20 years of Hudson River Walkway development with a “Talk-n-Walk” along the famous shoreline path. (more…)


Add comment July 16, 2008

On the waterfront

 
You’ve been dreaming about an out-of-town beach vacation this summer, but your wallet’s forcing you to opt for a hometown staycation instead. (more…)


Add comment July 12, 2008

Lifeguard issues in Far Rockaway

A lot of beach and not a lot of lifeguards is becoming a big concern for residents in Far Rockaway, Queens. (more…)


Add comment July 12, 2008

$445,000 federal funds would help map Hudson River

U.S. Rep. John Hall, D-Dover, announced today he has secured initial approval for $445,000 federal funds to map the Hudson River. (more…)


Add comment July 12, 2008

Kayakers Rescued Near Waterfall in Harbor

Erik Baard was 200 yards away from a smooth, placid day on the water. The weather was warm, the water picturesque, and Mr. Baard and 26 other kayakers were just about to finish their trip Friday (more…)


Add comment July 12, 2008

NY Water Taxi Resumes East River Ferry Service

New York Water Taxi began service from Brooklyn’s newly-opened Schaefer Landing dock on Monday, forging a new connection between its Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan stops. (more…)


Add comment July 11, 2008

LIFE JACKET LOANER PROGRAM

The easiest way to ensure a child’s safety on the water is to make sure they wear a properly-fitting life jacket. (more…)


Add comment July 9, 2008

Funding Water Taxis

The opening of Water Taxi season means that New Yorkers living along the East River waterfront will have a speedy, beautiful commute into Manhattan, but some members of City Council feel that it just isn’t enough. (more…)


Add comment July 9, 2008

Greenway awards $30,000 to Ulster County communities

The Hudson River Valley Greenway announced a total of $30,000 in matching grants have been awarded to the City of Kingston, Town of Gardiner, Town of Ulster and the Town of Saugerties. (more…)


Add comment July 7, 2008

NYC PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS IN CONSTRUCTION OR DESIGN PHASE

Bronx $400 million

Manhattan $354 million

Brooklyn $273 million

Queens $198 million

Staten Island $119 million

Total $1.344 billion

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Add comment July 7, 2008

Paterson Announces $24.9M in Environmental Protection Fund Grants

Gov. David A. Paterson has announced the award of $24.9 million in grants from the State Environmental Protection Fund’s Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP) for 97 projects across New York State. (more…)


Add comment July 7, 2008

U.S. to Study Access to Liberty’s Crown

The National Park Service has started inching closer to reopening the Statue of Liberty’s crown for the first time since the 9/11 attacks by seeking ways to make access safer. (more…)


Add comment July 5, 2008

Dazzling fireworks ring in the Fourth of July all over town.

This year, Brooklynites get a head start on Independence Day—the Coney Island fireworks go off Thursday 3. (more…)


Add comment July 3, 2008

world’s largest fireworks display

Macy’s Fireworks starts at 9:15 pm launched from two locations on the East River between 10th and 23rd Streets and near the South Street Seaport. (more…)


Add comment July 3, 2008

Beaches marred by runoff carrying filth into water

The summer along Connecticut’s shoreline and lakes is being marred by beach closings due to bacteria and contaminants. (more…)


Add comment July 1, 2008

Don’t Go Chasing Waterfalls

They opened the faucets Thursday for The New York City Waterfalls, the industrial strength art project by Olafur Eliasson at four locations along the city’s eastern waterfront. (more…)


Add comment June 30, 2008

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