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Animation: Completing the Vision. Foster Maki Rogers (Courtesy of Silverstein Properties)
"Join me in the commitment to create a community in Lower Manhattan that will be unrivaled anywhere in the world. Together, we can accomplish this by drawing from the story of Lower Manhattan's birth, from the same civic vision that inspired Hamilton, Jefferson and Madison. New York was born on the tip of this island out of a spirit of ambition, creativity, and perseverance, and so too will Lower Manhattan be reborn. This is the mission of the LMDC and of this administration. I look forward to working together with our partners in the public and private sectors to achieve it. - Avi Shick, LMDC Chairman WTC Ship Remnant On July 13, 2010 while workers were excavating the southern portion of the WTC site, on-site archaeologists uncovered what they believe to be the remnant of an 18th century merchant sailing ship. Read More » Around Downtown - A Spotlight on LMDC Funding Recipients Manhattan Youth Provides Programming for Young and Old Read More » Governor Paterson's Office of Taxpayer Accountability Providing relief to New York's Taxpayers. Visit Site » Citizen Contact Sign up for updates from the Governor's Office. Visit Site »	A Brigantine Beneath Washington Street A Different Kind of Playground Opens at Burling Slip in the Seaport LMDC and 9/11 Memorial Announce Funding to Support Primary Museum Exhibition LMDC Ensures Continuation of Tribute in Light and Other 9/11 Memorial Programs October 6, 2009 Bovis Power Point on the Deconstruction of 130 Liberty Street LMDC Board Meeting July 29, 2010 130 Liberty Street Information 130 Liberty Street Implementation Plan for Deconstruction and Environment, Health, and Safety Plan and Emergency Action Plan Approved June Progress Report on the Abatement and Deconstruction of 130 Liberty Street Sign up for 130 Liberty Street e-update Small Firm Assistance Program Message from Mayor Bloomberg Lower Manhattan occupies a unique place in our history.� It's where: Washington gave his first inaugural address. The U.S. Congress first met. Alexander Hamilton founded the Bank of New York, the nation's first bank. Hamilton, Jefferson and Madison worked and lived.

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