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Major Work Begins To Restore Octagon Field

Major Work Begins To Restore Octagon Field

05/20/2019 - 17:04 Updated 1 day ago

As RIOC promised last week, the first major stage of work in bringing Octagon Field up to the standards of safety and usability athletes and fans are right to expect has begun.

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Packed house settles in for Japanese cultural entertainment at Roosevelt Island's Cherry Blossom Festival.

Disappointing, Predictable Cherry Blossom Statements from RIOC & Common Council

04/17/2019 - 09:02 Updated 4 weeks ago

It took both the Common Council and RIOC three full days to cook up responses to calamities created by inadequate planning and preparation for last weekend's Cherry Blossom Festival. For all they were worth, they might as well have spit them out Saturday night and been done with it.

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May 23rd at 6:00, RIOC invites you to "Know More, Be Safe" Town Hall

May 23rd at 6:00, RIOC invites you to "Know More, Be Safe" Town Hall

05/17/2019 - 08:57 Updated 4 days ago

Still stung by near disastrous failures in planning for the Cherry Blossom Festival, RIOC's taking steps to better manage FIGMENT NYC 2019, set for June 1st and 2nd in Lighthouse Park, and invites everyone to a town hall community meeting on May 23rd at 6:00 in The Chapel of the Good Shepherd, 543 Main Street, to discuss preparations for the event.

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