Author: Andrew Berman

North America’s First Free Black Settlement In Our Neighborhoods

According to historian Christopher Moore, the first legally emancipated community of people of African descent in North America was found in Lower Manhattan, comprising much of present-day Greenwich Village, NoHo, … Continued

Posted May 25, 2022

By Andrew Berman

A Joyous Annual Meeting and Village Awards: Video and Pictures

Posted May 19, 2022

By Andrew Berman

URGENT ALERT: Mayor Announces Plans To Change Zoning + Development Rules in Neighborhoods

Posted May 19, 2022

By Andrew Berman

City Budget Negotiations Reach Final Phase; Help Fund Historic Preservation

Posted May 17, 2022

By Andrew Berman

Documents Reveal Expert Opinion That Saving Landmarked Houses’ Facades Was Possible, But Was Suppressed

Posted May 17, 2022

By Andrew Berman

Plaque Unveiled at 70 Fifth Avenue Honoring Civil Rights History: Video and Photos

Posted May 4, 2022

By Andrew Berman

Landmarking Effort for NY Eye and Ear Infirmary Picks Up State Legislators’ Support

Posted May 4, 2022

By Andrew Berman

Proposed South of Union Square Historic District Named “Seven to Save” by Preservation League of NYS

Posted May 3, 2022

By Andrew Berman

2022 In-Person Annual Meeting and Village Awards Is Tuesday, June 14, at 6 pm — Register NOW!

Posted April 29, 2022

By Andrew Berman

Victory! Proposed Landmarks Budget Cuts Restored, but More Help Needed

Posted April 25, 2022

By Andrew Berman