Friday, May 10

• Outtake, Bella Abzug Park Grand Opening
• Patch, by Brendan Krisel, Developers Break Ground On Massive Lab Facility In Harlem
• City Limits, by Sadef Ali Kully, Advocates Push Charter Commission for Bolder Action on Land Use

Thursday, May 9

• Patch, by Brendan Krisel, Free English, Spanish Outdoor Film Series Returns To Inwood
• Gotham Gazette, by Savannah Jacobson, Contentious Bronx Charter Commission Hearing Centers on Voting, Police Accountability Reforms

Wednesday, May 8

• The Villager, Lawsuit threat vs. 14th St./ S.B.S. plan
• Commercial Observer, by Rebecca Baird-Remba, City Council Approves Rezoning for New JP Morgan Chase HQ at 270 Park
• City & State NY, by Jon Lentz, Why NYC still hasn’t elected a woman to be mayor
• Architects Newspaper, by Jonathan Hilburg, Forty-five story jail tower could be coming to Lower Manhattan

Tuesday, May 7

• Bowery Boogie, by Eddie Panta, Elizabeth Street Garden Supporters and Housing Advocates Clash at City Hall Hearing for Haven Green
• The Economic Times, Mahatma Gandhi should be honoured with Congressional Gold Medal this year: US lawmaker

Monday, May 6

• Patch, by Brendan Krisel, Harlem Church Plans 33-Story Tower, Files For Rezoning: Report
• Curbed NY, by Dave Colon, Elizabeth Street Garden’s future debated at raucous City Council committee hearing

Sunday, May 5

• West Side Rag, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer Talks About de Blasio, Developers, and How She Learned to be Tough

Saturday, May 4

• City Limits, by Jarrett Murphy, Max & Murphy: Manhattan Beep Challenges Multiple Mayoral Development Moves
• West Side Rag, NYCHA Brownstones on UWS Haven’t Had Gas in Months; Gaping Holes Left After Repairs Were Half-Completed