April 23
$42 million at stake for project to guard neighborhood against storm surge, or another hurricane.
April 17
![](https://tribecatrib.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/thumbnail/City Hall Park-Plant.jpg "<p>In April 1998, Friends of City Hall Park weeded and planted the formerly neglected park. Organized in 1996 by Skip Blumberg, the group continues—along with the City Hall Park Conservancy—to be stewards of the park. This month they are sponsoring a host of "Tree Days in City Hall Park" activities along with more cleaning and gardening. Photo: Carl Glassman/Tribeca Trib </p>")
Celebrate local green spaces this month and next with plantings, clean ups, nature walks and more.
April 15
Critical piece for investigation is hoisted from Hudson after five-day scouring by NYPD divers.
April 11
Adoption center looking for people to foster these little felines, providing needed special care.
April 6
![](https://tribecatrib.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/thumbnail/Goldman-R_0.jpg "<p>Left: Rep. Dan Goldman, a Battery Park City resident, speaks to some 50 residents of the neighborhood's Sunrise Senior Living. Right: Bill Mitchell, one of those residents, tells Goldman he is seeing the country "destroyed" by the Trump administration. Photos: Carl Glassman/Tribeca Trib</p>")
Despite a president who "operates solely by threat and extortion," Dan Goldman offers a bit of hope.
April 1
Emotions mixed as Soho Photo Gallery members leave "funky" space for a modern one on 23rd Street.
March 26
Construction is near for structure that will transform a very visible corner of the neighborhood.