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The “hardship application” would have cleared the way for the 133-year-old church to be replaced by luxury condominiums.

The LPC is taking its time for good reason; whereas its mission is usually to preserve historic buildings, this time it must decide whether to allow one to be torn down.

What do you think?

It brings NYC today into sharp focus, asking, Who really is an artist? Who gets to make theater? And what is art itself?

The Upper West Side church was abruptly added Tuesday to the Landmark Preservation Commission's meeting agenda for January 9.

There were two important takeaways from an October 31 Landmarks Preservation Commission meeting.

It is going forward -- quietly and despite fierce opposition from Community Board 7 and the neighborhood.

No spoilers here!

The Presbyterians say the church is too broken to be worth fixing...preservationists want to buy and restore it.

Who is responsible for the deterioration of this historic structure, which for 22 years has been surrounded by a sidewalk shed?

Actor Mark (The Hulk) Ruffalo and comedian Amy Schumer, both spoke in favor of preserving and repurposing the landmark church.

The price of repairs is at the heart of the argument that landmark status should be removed, allowing demolition of the church.

Things have been heating up lately, what with the safe haven, the dock house, the deliverista hub, and crosstown bike lanes on the agenda.

But will the congregation of West-Park Presbyterian Church entertain their offer?

The stakes have gone up in the battle over whether to preserve West-Park Presbyterian Church.

This may be your last chance to weigh in on the future of the church...

Sarah Carroll, chair of the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission, didn't keep attendees at Tuesday's public hearing about the fate of West Park Presbyterian Church in suspense...

Lots of important notices and news, including links for Tuesday's Landmarks Preservation Commission hearing.

The community board's vote is advisory only, but it carries significant weight, as it reflects the sentiments of the public.

There is an important Community Board (CB) 7 meeting tonight at 6:30 p.m. on Zoom. You can register to attend here.