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Seen & Heard: Snow’s final act
Plus dramatic shots of the ice on the Hudson from above; reminder for the Duane Park Groundhog Events coming up Monday. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: PopUp Bagels will open February 6
Plus the City Hall Park Conservancy needs input on the east plaza; Issey Miyake has a temporary store on N. Moore. / 1 comment
Hudson River Park aiming to shed its ICE parking spots
The Hudson River Park Trust has had a contract with the agency for more than two decades; this latest contract was signed during the Biden administration. / 1 comment
Tribecan Paula Recart is the new head of The Battery Conservancy
She succeeds Warrie Price, who founded the organization three decades ago and completely transformed Downtown's biggest park.
Seen & Heard: Groundhog celebrations at Duane Park
Plus the NYPD patrols the counterfeit vendors; an annual Lunar New Year party at PS 150; candidate forums for state offices.
Seen & Heard: Scaffold comes down on Staple
Plus the SotoMethod expands to the Upper East Side; Friends of Barnett Newman is now a plaza partner; xmas trees can be composted weekly.
Seen & Heard: Take a stroll
Plus a great local window display; Rocket Club expands again; Oscar Smith has closed his gym; Duane Park seeking input for Groundhog Day party.
Seen & Heard: Holiday Sing in Bogardus
Plus remembering artist Nina Klymowska; The Westside expands to men's clothing; Zadig & Voltaire is now an outlet.
In the News: Battery Park City courtyard is demolished
Plus several apps to guide gallerygoers; the Clocktower penthouse sells; Elizabeth Street garden is now parkland. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: 32 Avenue of the Americas lives on
Plus a NY Cares Coat Drive with two local dropoff spots; free holiday activities at the Seaport; Taste of Tribeca says thank you. / 1 comment
Seen & Heard: Angel Tree launches again
Plus the Jewish Book Festival and Hanukkah Bazaar at the Museum of Jewish Heritage; Washington Market Park closed on Tuesday; the WTC aglow.
Art in Tribeca: Neil Hamamoto at Canal Park
The monumental concrete sculpture by the New York City-based artist is up through next July.
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