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Housing court, a round of meetings, asbestos in the airshaft and a rooftop addition: Valentine’s Day week was fraught with drama for the residents of the Chelsea Hotel — with no love lost between the Chetrit Group and the Chelsea Hotel Tenants Association.

Chelsea residents are saddened, but not surprised, by the recent discovery that the real estate developer and investor Daniel Brodsky and the Brodsky Organization is in negotiations to buy the Desmond Tutu Center, a conference center and hotel owned by the General Theological Seminary (GTS).

Public meetings are taking place, phone surveys are being conducted and coalitions are being formed  — as Jamestown Properties’ plan to vertically expand Chelsea Market draws closer to its ultimate approval or rejection.

Former Verizon worker Richard Dambakly toiled atop the pile at Ground Zero 12-to-16 hours a day for six months straight following the 9/11 attacks. The following year, he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma and underwent five months of intensive chemotherapy that sent his cancer into remission.

The AIDS Memorial Park Coalition on Monday released the winning design for an AIDS memorial that they want for the planned triangle park across from Rudin Management’s residential redevelopment of the former St. Vincent’s Hospital site.

An internship and more education await Ana Nicole Rodriguez — but the Chelsea native’s dreams will be put on hold if she doesn’t come up with $7,950 by March 9, and an additional $4,013 by September 9. Those are the dates that she’ll complete, respectively, Culinary Arts and Restaurant...

City-employed physicians and scientists are hoping to discover new health trends and further encourage treatment of 9/11-related illnesses through continued surveys and research.

Despite numerous strides the U.S. Army has taken to promote cultural diversity among personnel, it still has a ways to go in properly training its troops and penalizing soldiers that mistreat their peers because of their ethnicity, according to testifiers at a New York City Council hearing on...

PETTY LARCENY: Swiped phone leaves GPS trail

For Blake Beatty, December 12 was a good time of the year — and the right time in her life — to begin work as Director of Development for Friends of Hudson River Park (FoHRP).

New developments in deceased U.S. Army Private Danny Chen’s case have local Chinatown advocates hopeful that justice will be served with respect to two of the soldiers implicated in Chen’s apparent suicide.