Posted by Stop the tear drop on January 30, 2005 at 23:20:07:

In Reply to: NYT: Teardrop monument to Bayonne? posted by Mike on January 30, 2005 at 13:00:34:

Stop the ugly teardrop now or live forever in the shadow of the ugly!

: So says this article in today's paper.

: The New York Times
: Monument In Search Of a Home
: By JONATHAN MILLER
: Jan. 30, 2005

: JERSEY CITY -- A controversial 98-foot-high memorial commemorating the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, which was donated by Russia and intended for the waterfront here, may instead find a home in another part of New Jersey or beyond, people familiar with the situation said last week.

: A letter from the council president in Jersey City, which was obtained by a lawyer for the artist, Zurab Tsereteli, indicated that the proposal was all but dead here.''We will be willing to have this transferred to another city where a similar location could be found,'' the council president, L. Harvey Smith, wrote in a letter dated Jan. 10.

: Who will end up with the memorial -- a bronze-plated slab featuring a cracked interior and a 40-foot-tall nickel teardrop -- is another question. According to sources who insisted on anonymity, Mr. Tsereteli recently looked at a site near the Military Ocean Terminal at Bayonne, as well as several other locations.

: More here:

: http://blogoland.blogspot.com/2005/01/moving-monument.html

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: : So says this article in today's paper.

: : The New York Times
: : Monument In Search Of a Home
: : By JONATHAN MILLER
: : Jan. 30, 2005

: : JERSEY CITY -- A controversial 98-foot-high memorial commemorating the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, which was donated by Russia and intended for the waterfront here, may instead find a home in another part of New Jersey or beyond, people familiar with the situation said last week.

: : A letter from the council president in Jersey City, which was obtained by a lawyer for the artist, Zurab Tsereteli, indicated that the proposal was all but dead here.''We will be willing to have this transferred to another city where a similar location could be found,'' the council president, L. Harvey Smith, wrote in a letter dated Jan. 10.

: : Who will end up with the memorial -- a bronze-plated slab featuring a cracked interior and a 40-foot-tall nickel teardrop -- is another question. According to sources who insisted on anonymity, Mr. Tsereteli recently looked at a site near the Military Ocean Terminal at Bayonne, as well as several other locations.

: : More here: 

: : http://blogoland.blogspot.com/2005/01/moving-monument.html


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