After several years of languishing, the performing-arts center at Ground Zero, part of the master plan for the redevelopment of the World Trade Center, is getting a boost, thanks to an agreement to create a $100-million fund to finance the project. Under the pact announced earlier this month, the center and several other projects would benefit from federal funds designated for Lower Manhattan.
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Stalled World Trade Center Project Gets Shot in the Arm
10/13/2010
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