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Lower
Manhattan Welcomes Back the Greenmarket
On
June 5, 2003 Lower Manhattan welcomed back the greenmarket for the
first time since the September 11th attacks. The market was a main
attraction at the World Trade Center for over 18 years, and has
returned as the Liberty Park Greenmarket, located just a block away
from its original location. Fifteen growers or producers, all of
whom worked at the World Trade Center greenmarket, participate in
the Liberty Park Greenmarket. The new greenmarket location, which
will operate until September, is on the corner of Liberty Street
and Broadway, across from the World Trade Center site. The market
will include goods such as local fruit, vegetables, cider, flowers,
baked goods, jams and jellies, eggs, butter and cheese and will
be open every Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.
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to renewnyc.org
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want to hear from you.
LMDC
is committed to an open and transparent planning process for the
World Trade Center site, a Memorial and all of Lower Manhattan.
Your opinion is important to us.
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to renewnyc.org
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LMDC
is a subsidiary of the Empire State Development Corporation, a public
benefit corporation. If you have questions about LMDC's mission, please
visit our web site at www.
renewnyc.org or contact us at Lower Manhattan Development
Corporation, 1 Liberty Plaza, 20th Floor, New York, NY, 10006, (212)
962-2300. If you have questions regarding LMDC's privacy policy, please
visit our web site or contact us at the number listed above and ask
for the Office of General Counsel.
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