Borough President Scott Stringer, right, dropped into the Ear Inn Monday to speak with Tribeca and Hudson Square activists raising money for a possible lawsuit against the city’s plan to build a 150-foot Sanitation parking tower on the U.P.S. lot across from the Ear. At center is Carole DeSaram of the Tribeca Community Association and standing behind Stringer is David Reck from Friends of Hudson Square.
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