April 19
![](https://tribecatrib.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/thumbnail/Catherine Gallant-R.jpg "<p>PS 89 students, from left, Gabirella Friedman, Sofia Uriburu, Leah Krutonogly and Alessia Ruello in Battery Park City's Rockefeller Park perform movements inspired by the Grace Paley poem, "At the Battery." Photo: Carl Glassman/Tribeca Trib</p>")
Finally, PS 89 dance students practice their moves beyond the confines of their apartments.
April 13
1st Precinct in city-wide initiative to bring communities and police together in a common cause.
April 9
Local institution launches task force to aid neighborhood in reversing economic impact of pandemic.
April 5
After 30 years leading the Tribeca music and art institution, she is embarking on a new career.
April 5
A 196-foot-long display of the dock builders, iron workers and others who brought the pier to life.
April 2
Court overturns decision that had blocked new jail tower in Chinatown. Opponents vow to fight on.
March 26
![](https://tribecatrib.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/thumbnail/Pier A-R2.jpg "<p>Warrie Price, founder and president of the Battery Conservancy outside Pier A, now vacated indefinitely by its tenant, Pier A Harbor House. "When we heard the restaurant was no longer going to function there I called the Battery Park City Authority right away and made my pitch," Price said. Photo: Carl Glassman/Tribeca Trib</p>")
Pier, not big tent in park, should be site of Statue boat screening, says Battery Conservancy chief.