General
Enticing Tall Ships to New York Harbor
Sadly:
"Now we have insufficient pier space under our direct control, but we hope to work with our partners at the New York City Economic Development Corporation and South Street Seaport to make the South Street Seaport Museum once again the place for a visiting tall ship." -Jonathan Boulware [Enticing Tall Ships to New York Harbor]
SAVE OUR SEAPORT TO SHOWCASE SOUTH STREET SEAPORT MUSEUM EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
For Immediate Release
February 15, 2016
SAVE OUR SEAPORT TO SHOWCASE SOUTH STREET SEAPORT MUSEUM EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES DURING NEXT MEETING
February 29 meeting will feature South Street Seaport Museum Director of Education, Laura Norwitz
NEW YORK – Save Our Seaport will be host to the South Street Seaport Museum Director of Education, Laura Norwitz for its next meeting on Monday, February 29. Discussion will include the educational opportunities that the Seaport Museum and South Street Seaport Historic District have to offer the surrounding communities.
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Special Meeting: South Street Seaport Museum Educational Opportunities
Save Our Seaport is having a special meeting focused on the educational opportunities provided by the South Street Seaport Museum.
Monday, February 29, Southbridge Towers Community Meeting Room (Southbridge Towers inner courtyard), 66 Frankfort Street at 6:30 PM.
Please join us!
[Download meeting flyer]
Ask CB 1 To Postpone The Tin Building Resolution
Do you live in Community Board 1? A resolution for HHC's proposal for moving the Tin Building is on tonight's agenda. In case you missed last night's SOS meeting, a FOIL request revealed new information regarding the questionable filing of this developer’s paperwork.
Let’s ask CB 1 to move this item to next month’s agenda to give the community adequate time to discuss these developments.
Please call Community Board 1: 212-442-5050 or 212-669-7970 and request the Tin Building resolution be postponed.
New Developments
Please join SOS this evening. New developments will be discussed.