Union
Sq. north-end renovation gets final approval
The Villager, Volume 75, Number 52 | May 17 - 23 2006
CB5 approves re-design of Union Square
Park's north end and letter to the editor
Town & Village, April 13, 2006 and letter to the editor by Eadie Shanker,
April 27, 2006
Union
Square Park — soon with takeout menu
Metro, JAN 26, 2006
Pols
say Union Sq. restaurant must go through Albany
The Villager, Volume 75, Number 22 | October 19 - 22, 2005
New
push on Union Sq. playground work
New York Daily News, October 18, 2005
Getting
on same page
Pavilion
politics
The Villager, Volume 75, Number 11 | August 3 - 9, 2005
Someone
has to protect the park
Lopez’s
park position confusing
Lopez
wrong on the facts
The Villager, Volume 75, Number 10 | July 27 - Aug. 2, 2005
Turns
the tables on Partnership
Restaurant underused by day
The Villager, Volume 75, Number 8 | June 13- 20, 2005
Stringer: First course of action
on restaurant is review in Albany
The Villager, Volume 75, Number 05, June 29 - July 5, 2005
He’s
no rubber stamp
The Villager, Volume 75, Number 05, June 29 - July 5, 2005
How
Area Activists Kept Park's Restaurant a Seasonal One
New York Times, New York Region, June 28, 2005
Clique
planning Union Sq. N.
The Villager, Volume 75, Number 4 | June 15- 21, 2005
Manhattan
Union Square Restaurant Cancelled
"The city has withdrawn its plans for a permanent restaurant in Union
Square Park after opponents argued that the park, with its history of
radicalism was unsuitable for such a private enterprise. The restaurant,partof
a $14 million redesign of the 165-year-old park, would have been situated
on the north end in an abandoned pavilion, where a restaurant open only
in the summer operates".
New York Times, Metro Briefing, June 15, 2005, p. B-7
Union
Sq. process still distasteful
The Villager, Volume 74, Number 3 | June 8- 14, 2005
Who
cooked up pavilion change?
The Villager, Volume 74, Number 3 | June 8- 14, 2005
The Parks Department's fuzzy math
Town and Village, May 26, 2005
CB5 ignoring residents' views on Union
Sq. Park
Town and Village, Vol. 57, No. 17, May 19, 2005
Reducing
restaurant makes rehab plan go down easier
The Villager, Volume 74, Number 55 | May 25 - 31 , 2005
Debate over Union Square's future is no
picnic in the park
The New York Observer, February 21, 2005
After
Kerry campaign, district leader thinks locally
* Union Sq.: Keen Berger focuses on the restaurant
issue, deploring the mayor’s desire to have a permanent eatery in
the park. The restaurant now there should relinquish its space, which
should be converted into a children’s playground, she argues.
The Villager, Volume 74, Number 41 | February 16 - 22, 2005
Board 5
gives qualified approval to Union Sq. plan
The Villager, Volume 74, Number 41 | February 16 - 22, 2005
Full definition of Union Square Park
proposal is urged
Town and Village, February 10, 2005
Board
5 Parks Committee approves pavilion restaurant
U.S.C.C. flouts bylaws
Invokes Jacobs’s caveat
The Villager, Volume 74, Number 40 | February 9 - 15, 2005
Community
is being force fed a pavilion restaurant
Conflict
du jour:The Union Sq. pavilion restaurant
The Villager, Volume 74, Number 39 | February 2 - 8, 2005
CB5 pre-approves Union Square
Park renovation, despite protests
Town and Village, Volume 57, Number 2, February 3, 2005
Pavilion
restaurant is distasteful
The Villager, Volume 74, Number 38 | Jan. 26 - Feb. 1, 2005
Some
wary of Union Sq. BID growth
The Villager, Volume 73, Number 42 | February 18 - 24, 2004
Tempers
boil over bistro in Union Sq.N. project
The Villager, Volume 74, number 23, October 6-12 2000
Union
Sq. N. plan lacks support
The Villager, Volume 74, Number 27 | November 03 - 09, 2004
http://www.thevillager.com/villager_79/letterstotheeditor.html
Can’t
stomach restaurant in park
The Villager, Volume 74, Number 27 | November 10 - 16, 2004
Union
Sq. pavilion bistro keeps getting poor reviews
Volume 74, Number 32, December 15 - 21, 2004
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