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April 29, 2010




Central Park is one of our city's truly special places--an open, democratic, green oasis in the dense heart of the metropolis.  THANK YOU to all--residents of New York and visitors alike--who spoke up in support of keeping Central Park bubble-free!

Special thanks to the more than 1,300 people who signed the online petition "Keep Central Park Open for All"; to Community Board 7; and to the organizations who joined the chorus of those calling for the protection of Central Park from bubbles:

The Sierra Club
New York City Park Advocates
Historic Districts Council
Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts
The Frederick Law Olmsted Society of Riverside, Illinois
The Calvert Vaux Preservation Alliance
Coalition for a Livable West Side
West 80s Neighborhood Association
Defenders of the Historic Upper East Side
West Cunningham Park Civic Association, Inc., Fresh Meadows, Queens
LANDMARK WEST!

Finally, thank you to our elected officials who pledged their support on this important issue: 
State Senators Liz Krueger, Thomas K. Duane, Eric Schneiderman, Jose Serrano, and Bill Perkins; State Assembly members Danny O'Donnell,
Richard Gottfried and Linda Rosenthal, and City Council member Melissa Mark-Viverito.

Deflated Bubbles Make Headlines

Read breaking news of the now-defunct proposal to install bubbles over existing tennis courts in Central Park, as reported by:

New York 1 television
(
see photos at right, snapped by
LW! before taking our turn in
front of the camera
)

The Wall Street Journal


New York City Park Advocates

Th
e New York Post


West Side Spirit

West Side Independent

L
ANDMARK WEST! has closely
monitored this proposal since it was

first publicly presented to the Upper
West Side at a meeting of Community
Board 7 on March 11, 2010. 


Visit the LW! blog for a look back at our updates on this issue as it developed.

With questions or for more information, contact us via email at [email protected], or call (212) 496-8110.

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