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Monday, June 29, 2009
Murray Street in the news
From the Battery Park Broadsheet today 6-29-09
Downtown in the news: Drunk at WTC
Construction workers are lunchtime regulars at Downtown bars
"WTC Hard Hats get Hammered," New York Post, June 28 - Last week, New York Post reporters observed World Trade Center construction workers on several successive days spend their lunch hour at Murray Street pubs, where they downed enough beer and whiskey to make them legally drunk. " One group of three workers threw back eight drinks each in less than an hour before returning to the job," the Post said. "Their power drinking is a violation of the Port Authority's zero-tolerance policy - and escaped the notice of the agency's safety investigators, who have conducted dozens of sweeps since taking control of Ground Zero construction in 2006. Reporters watched hard hats for a week as they walked from the pit for their hourlong meal break, typically at about 11:45 a..m. Many headed north on West Broadway to Murray Street, which is lined with bars and pubs." For the complete article, click the following.
http://www.nypost.com/seven/06282009/news/regionalnews/manhattan/wtc_hard_hats_get_hammered_176474.htm
Downtown in the news: Drunk at WTC
Construction workers are lunchtime regulars at Downtown bars
"WTC Hard Hats get Hammered," New York Post, June 28 - Last week, New York Post reporters observed World Trade Center construction workers on several successive days spend their lunch hour at Murray Street pubs, where they downed enough beer and whiskey to make them legally drunk. " One group of three workers threw back eight drinks each in less than an hour before returning to the job," the Post said. "Their power drinking is a violation of the Port Authority's zero-tolerance policy - and escaped the notice of the agency's safety investigators, who have conducted dozens of sweeps since taking control of Ground Zero construction in 2006. Reporters watched hard hats for a week as they walked from the pit for their hourlong meal break, typically at about 11:45 a..m. Many headed north on West Broadway to Murray Street, which is lined with bars and pubs." For the complete article, click the following.
http://www.nypost.com/seven/06282009/news/regionalnews/manhattan/wtc_hard_hats_get_hammered_176474.htm
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