Friday, April 12

• Broadway World, The Tank To Present Sweet Sixteen Gala

Thursday, April 11

• The Villager, Google pop-up ‘Grow’s people’s tech skills
• Queens Chronicle, by David Russell, Community boards reform; what’s next?
• Amsterdam News, by Herb Boyd, Five Percenters Allah & Justice Square co-named
• Patch, by Brendan Krisel, Tallest UWS Tower Gets City Approval After Revising Plans

Wednesday, April 10

• West Side Rag, 200 Amsterdam Now Being Built at Developer’s ‘Peril’; Illegal Stories Could Have to Come Down
• Curbed NY, by Caroline Spivack, City overwhelmingly votes to close mechanical void loophole
• The Villager, Threads of connection to Triangle tragedy
• Manhattan Times, Pitch Perfect
• Patch, by Gus Saltonstall, Vacancy Blight Sees Many UWS Storefronts Stand Empty For Years

Tuesday, April 9

• Gothamist, by Elizabeth Kim, ‘The Developer Is Pulling A Fast One’: UWS Residents Try To Stop Work At Contested Tower
• City & State, by Annie Mcdonough , Google opens tech training hub
• Bowery Boogie, by Eddie Panta, If You’re Still Confused About SoHo/NoHo Rezoning, Tomorrows CB2 Meeting is for you
• Patch, by Brendan Krisel, Controversial UWS Tower Rises Rapidly Despite Legal Challenge
• NYU News, by Bethany Allard, NYU Expands on Mercer Street, Renovates Playground Along the Way

Monday, April 8

• amNY, by Ivan Pereira, Google opens learning center in its Chelsea headquarters
• The Broadsheet, by Matthew Fenton, Postponed Park
• Patch, by Sydney Pereira, Google Launches Free Digital Skills Training Center In Chelsea
• Tribeca Citizen, Little league opening day: by the numbers and smiles

Sunday, April 7

• West Side Rag, Politicians Urge Construction Halt at 200 Amsterdam As Legal Ruling Remains Up in the Air; Rally Planned for Tuesday
• Gotham Gazette, by Ben Max and Ben Brachfeld, State Legislature Begins Post-Budget Session, Specialized High Schools Hearing, & More: The Week Ahead in New York Politics