Dashane Santana
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New Delancey Plaza Prohibits the Following Activities
Speaking of Delancey Plaza, the semi-permanent "park space" has officially been christened by the Department of Transportation.
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Memorial Arrives on Delancey One Year After Dashane Santana’s Death
Exactly one year ago, six-year-old Dashane Santana lost her life while crossing the intersection at Clinton and Delancey.
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Crossing Time at Intersection of Delancey and Clinton Extended
Probably one of the more significant components of the DOT Delancey Street safety plan is finally in effect, arriving nearly two weeks after the "no left turn" on Essex was first implemented.
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Delancey Street Traffic Changes Now in Effect
Preparations for the long-overdue Delancey 2.0 finally began last week after a bout of inclement weather threw a monkey wrench into plans.
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Dashane Santana Co-Naming of Delancey Approved by CB3
Santana's death was in many ways the final straw that finally spurred pols to act on the safety of "Death-lancey."
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Delancey Street Safety Improvements To Begin in 2 Weeks
Portable road signs arrived curbside in two locations a few weeks ago, flashing a lighted announcement that Delancey traffic patterns will change starting June 11.
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Proposal to Co-Name Delancey for Dashane Santana
Four months ago, six-year-old Dashane Santana crossed Delancey for the last time. Now her grandmother is trying for Delancey co-naming.
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The Official DOT Presentation on Improving Delancey Street Safety
Check out the full presentation given to Community Board 3 Wednesday night, after the jump.
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Plans Unveiled to Improve Safety of Delancey Street
It is Manhattan's version of the “Boulevard of Death.” Manhattan's version of Queens Boulevard. The point where the Williamsburg Bridge empties onto Delancey Street.