Main Takeaway: A picturesque public green space full of flowers and art can make visitors forget they're in lower Manhattan. After fighting for more than a decade over the use of the land, a creative deal allows
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A picturesque public green space full of flowers and art can make visitors forget they're in lower Manhattan. After fighting for more than a decade over the use of the land, a creative deal allows A city official's letter confirms the space in Lower Manhattan was permanently dedicated as parkland weeks before
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- A picturesque public green space full of flowers and art can make visitors forget they're in lower Manhattan.
- After fighting for more than a decade over the use of the land, a creative deal allows
- A city official's letter confirms the space in Lower Manhattan was permanently dedicated as parkland weeks before
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