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Person Place Thing
Person Place Thing

Head of the Hudson River Park Trust Noreen Doyle

By Tina Renick
Published September 26, 2023 at 11:09 AM EDT
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Head of the Hudson River Park Trust Noreen Doyle offers a too-modest explanation for its popularity: “I think there’s a universal urge that people have to see and connect with water.” Tune in to hear about B&O Railroad Float Transfer Bridge and Pier 26 Tide Deck, amongst other topics.

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