I followed Mr. Greenfeld to the back of the store, where the clerk slid open a wide file drawer and lifted out a large, ornate map of Lower Manhattan dated 1848 that showed, it seemed, the location of nearly every church, meetinghouse, police station, firehouse, ferry route to Brooklyn and New Jersey and dock fronting the Hudson and East Rivers.
The consortium cites the redevelopment of Baltimore in the United States as a model.An unexpected twist to Bristol's planning dispute came on September 3rd when a fire, which the police described as "suspicious", burnt down a pre-war warehouse called "A-Shed" on the dock-front.
Farther downtown in TriBeCa, Reno, a comedian, uses the loading dock in front of her building — a former warehouse on North Moore Street where she has lived since 1982 — like a front porch, dragging out beach chairs, a foot stool, her laptop and a dog bed for Edith Ann, her poodle mix.
Federal Express, Amazon and the U.S. Postal Service can follow the movement of millions of items big and small, from shipping dock to front door.
It was Saturday night in Seaford, and a boat called Love on a Thursday bobbed gently at the dock in front of the Parkside Café.
As we stood up on the dock in front of the reception area, the full weight of the heat hit us.
The all-you-can-eat fried fish with tartar sauce, a starch and vegetables ($9), available on Wednesdays and Thursdays, are caught off the dock out front.
In the dock, in front of the horrified and astounded observers, some from the western press, they proclaimed themselves guilty on every unimaginable charge.
Its marine experts objected to the mayor's proposal to build a large dock in front of the house, arguing it would disrupt the sea grass beds in the area, records show.
