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That was April 1977. By fall 1978 the Palisades Village School was opening its doors to 104 students in three grades. Today, though it is still housed partly in a former men's club, and a second-grade classroom still sports a brick barbecue in one corner, the school is thriving. It has 486 students in grades one through eight (none of whom lives more than four miles away), and 24 teachers, as well as a large number of happy parents. Says Susie De Wesse, who has a son in second grade and a daughter in fifth: "They...
...Plains, though with nothing like the quantity or hideousness that is standard issue now for the edges of almost any town. I note the chaste welcome center on my left with only three cars in the lot, then the silos and water tank, and finally the nice row of brick stores that have easily endured their freight of souvenirs and the acid marinade of countless photographs to remain as anyone's icon of small-town America. They are not exactly an architecturally distinguished row, but their variety and fantasy of ornament and color make pictures of Reagan...
University lawyers will probably file notices of eviction "as soon as possible," Sally Zeckhauser, president Harvard Real Estate, said last night. Zeckhauser added that she expected the tenants would be out of the four-story brick building at 7 Summer Rd. by the beginning of February...
...five-member Rent Board will probably vote on whether to grant Harvard the "removal permit" necessary to remove the four-story brick apartment building from the rental market...
...Ellis Island has a surprisingly welcoming air today, though most of its 35 buildings have badly deteriorated from decades of neglect and vandalism. It would take an estimated $150 million to save them all. "It sure looked better then," admits Sophie. The low-slung main building of warm red brick with limestone trim has large paned windows to let in air and light. Trees and lawns sweep to the gently lapping waters of the harbor. But at the time, immigrants like Sophie did not notice such things. They simply felt lost, especially in the great registry hall, where...