Newsletter: June 1

courtesy MaharishiMAHARISHI IS OPENING A STORE IN TRIBECA
The British brand is known for “environmentally sound, fair-trade produced, long-lasting, high-quality, utilitarian clothing.”

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111 MurraySOLVING THE MYSTERY OF 111 MURRAY
If the misalignment on the east side of 111 Murray is intentional, then what’s the intent? An investigation. Also: The building appears to be getting a lighted rim.

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Italian Restaurant Week at MaxITALIAN RESTAURANT WEEK STARTS TOMORROW AT MAX
Max is extremely proud to have been awarded the Quality Approved seal by Italy-America Chamber of Commerce, which meticulously screens Italian restaurants to make sure they use authentic Italian products: real Parmagiano Reggiano, prosciutto, pasta, extra virgin olive oil, peeled tomatoes, mozzarella di bufala, and so on. And during the IACC’s Italian Restaurant Week (tomorrow through June 9), select restaurants—including Max—will serve a choice of two courses for $28 or three courses for $42, with a wine pairing priced separately. Reserve now. Sponsored.

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Cat on a brick roof by Donna FerratoSEEN & HEARD
••• 5/30: A new Louisiana-style restaurant? Plus: A show of New York City photography; another way that local police officers flout the law; the Archive of Contemporary Music’s summer record and CD sale.
••• 5/31: A rash of fake $20 bills. Plus: Photographer Donna Ferrato’s final Tribeca portfolio (above); Church Publick clarification; 56 Leonard sidewalk progress; Greek bakery/café in FiDi; textural art exhibit; lunch at Grand Banks; Trinity Church commemorates LGBT Pride Month.

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13-15 Laight in 1832IN THE NEWS
••• 5/29: Navy parachutist falls to death in Hudson River. Plus: When Laight Street was home to Manhattan’s first Turkish bath (above); the aggressive ticket sellers at the Battery; fight between two food vendors leaves one in critical condition.
••• 5/30: Another report says retail rents are dropping. Plus: The Oculus is still leaking, despite what the Port Authority says; artist places “Pissing Pug” statue next to “Fearless Girl”; assembly member Deborah Glick wants people to vote or face a $10 penalty.
••• 5/31: Memorial to 9/11 recovery effort. Plus: City council candidates debate; new chef at Benares; Black Tap launching milkshake trucks; Shopkins pop-up on N. Moore; Chalait tea café opening on Houston.

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