New York Report
Harbor History: Deja Vu All Over Again
On South Street: Cleaning out the Bilge
From Ocean and Scenic: The Upcoming Unveiling

MWA* August Calendar

August 4, Sunday 2:45p.m.

2002 Hudson River Swim Series

Park to Park One Miler. For more information & applications, see

www.nycswim.org.

August 5, Monday

HEP - CAC Meeting

Contact: Laura Bartovics at 212-637-3816 for more information or see

www.harborestuary.org.

August 7, Wednesday 6:00p.m.

Sloop "Clearwater" Hudson River Cruise

Sponsored by the Chelsea Waterside Park Association. Fee. Check-in time is 5:30p.m. at Pier 62 near 23d St. For reservations, call Pamela Wolff at 212-989-4390.

August 11, Sunday 3:00p.m.-6:00p.m.

River Project-Crab Crunch

Join Christopher Letts & Tom Lake of the Hudson River Foundation while they demonstrate preparation of crabs for us to eat!!! And experience sunset on the River. For more information, see The River Project’s Calendar.

INDUSTRIAL WASTES

CONFERENCE - AUG 11-14

Workshops, exhibitions, and networking. For more information, see Conference Website. Tropicana Casino & Resort, Atlantic City,

New Jersey.

August 15, Thursday

HEP - Management

Committee Meeting

Contact: Bob Nyman at 212-637-3809 for more information or see www.harborestuary.org.

August 17, Saturday 9:30a.m.

2002 Hudson River Swim Series

The Great Hudson River Swim. 2.8 miles. For more information & applications, see

www.nycswim.org.

2002 6:45a.m. Hudson River Swim Series

Riverside Park 1.5 Tri Tune-Up - 1.5 k. For more information and applications, see

www.nycswim.org.

Ongoing MWA Events

10:00a.m-6:00p.m

Revealing the Edges: Communities & Infrastructure along the Waterfront

The exhibition presents an investigation of infrastructure

& community design along the East River, with special emphasis on Hunts Point & Greenpoint. At the Urban Center, 457 Madison Ave. at 51st St. For more information, see waterwire.net. This event runs until August 27, 2002.

All Available Boats: Harbor Voices & Images 9.11.01

10:00a.m-6:00p.m

An exhibit of photographs & oral histories that introduces visitors to the port workers who assisted in the evacuation of tens of thousands from lower Manhattan & who continued to aid the rescue efforts in ensuing days and weeks after the attack on the World Trade Center. Port Life Gallery, South Street Seaport, 209 Water Street. This event runs until August 31, 2002.

Destination Hoboken: The Great Ocean Liners of Hamburg-American & North German Lloyd

Hours Vary

Opens July 2nd. At the Hoboken Historical Museum, 1301 Hudson Street, Hoboken, NJ. 201-656-2240. Museum days/hours: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 5-9 p.m.; Saturday & Sunday 12-5 p.m. steven.fahmie.wg00@

wharton.upenn.edu.

This event runs until

October 1, 2002.

*The Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance is a growing network of organizations and concerned individuals dedicated to helping this region reclaim and reconnect to our greatest natural resource—the harbors, rivers, and estuaries of the New York and New Jersey waterfronts.

The Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance works through education, grassroots organizing, and media advocacy to include the public’s voice and values in the decision-making that will determine the future of our region’s waterfront and waterways.