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Downtown Alliance, Council Member Chin, CB1’s Catherine McVay Hughes and Volunteers Make Wall Street Park Bloom

5/20/2013

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On Saturday, May 18, the Downtown Alliance brought together over 100 volunteers of all ages, including Council Member Margaret Chin and Community Board 1 Chairperson Catherine McVay Hughes to spruce up Wall Street Park and take pa... read more >>

Downtown Alliance Issues Statement on Expansion of Century 21 Flagship Store

4/4/2013

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Alliance for Downtown New York President Elizabeth H. Berger today issued the following statement on the expansion of Century 21Department Store’s flagship location in Lower Manhattan: "Ask anyone what they love about L... read more >>

Downtown Alliance Honors 12 Public Safety Officers

4/3/2013

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Twelve Downtown Alliance Public Safety Officers were honored Tuesday, at The Ketch on Pearl Street, for helping to keep Lower Manhattan one of the safest neighborhoods in the five boroughs. “Our public safety officers are t... read more >>

Downtown Alliance Expands Innovative Solar-Powered Trash Compaction Program in Lower Manhattan

3/14/2013

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Following the success of the Downtown Alliance’s on-street trash compaction pilot program, 16 BigBelly Solar Stations are now collecting Lower Manhattan litter at highly trafficked intersections around the district. Able to... read more >>

Downtown Alliance Releases Post-Sandy Report: Lower Manhattan is Back to Business

3/6/2013

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Four months after Hurricane Sandy, Downtown Alliance data shows substantial progress across Lower Manhattan’s commercial, residential, tourism and small business markets. While isolated restoration work continues, the vast m... read more >>

Downtown Alliance Submits Testimony on Impact of Hurricane Sandy on Lower Manhattan’s Small Businesses

2/26/2013

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Elizabeth H. Berger, president of the Alliance for Downtown New York, today submitted testimony to the New York City Council Committees on Small Business and Economic Development. In her testimony, Berger discussed the steps the D... read more >>

Downtown Alliance Appoints Andrew Breslau as Vice President for Communications and Marketing

2/13/2013

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The Alliance for Downtown New York, the city’s largest Business Improvement District, today announced that accomplished public policy and media professional Andrew Breslau has been named Vice President for Communications and... read more >>

Downtown Alliance Issues Statement on Passage of Federal Hurricane Sandy Relief Package

1/16/2013

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Alliance for Downtown New York Chairman Robert R. Douglass and President Elizabeth H. Berger today issued the following statement on the passage of the Hurricane Sandy Relief Package by the United States House of Representatives.... read more >>

Downtown Alliance Announces Mobile App for Android Technology

1/15/2013

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Today the Alliance for Downtown New York announced that its free “Downtown NYC” mobile application is now available for Android platforms. Android mobile users can access the free app by searching “Downtown NYC... read more >>

Greening Lower Manhattan, Downtown Alliance Hosts Fifth Annual MulchFest and E-Waste Recycling Event in Bowling Green Park

1/14/2013

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Mulching 319 holiday trees and collecting several tons of electronic waste, the Downtown Alliance hosted its annual MulchFest and Electronic Waste Recycling Event at the south end of Bowling Green Park on Saturday, January 12. To... read more >>

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