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In the News: Marc Forgione vs. NYT
Plus: P.S. 234 kindergarten update, the garbage garage in Hudson Square, the White House pastry chef (a Tribeca alum), Tamarind Tribeca, and inside the One York apartment of the Ricky’s founder
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In the News: Art Truck
Plus: Danny Meyer rumor gets a Shake Shack demurral • Man accused of burgling Amanda Peet acquitted • Crossing guards coming to three West Street intersections • Meeting for P.S. 234 waitlistees
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In the News: Tweed Building
Plus: Locanda Verde’s chef takes a field trip for VBS.tv, the Tribeca Trib has a WTC update, the NYT reviews films at Tribeca Cinemas, Jessica Alba sets fish sticks on fire, local restaurateurs talk to New York mag, and more.
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In the News: Cercle Rouge
Bastille Day festivities foiled by the city’s price-hike. Plus: The appeal of buildings that are 3–5 years old and Julie Menin’s plan to have an NYC “vertical campus” where the Deutsche Bank building was.
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NKOTB: The Lang School and the Quad Manhattan
Now accepting applications: A school and an after-school recreational center dedicated to students who are twice-exceptional—gifted in one area but with special needs in another.
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In the News: School Crowding
No Spruce Street middle school in 2011? • Kindergarteners on the move • P.S. 234 and Manhattan Youth come to agreement • Pier 25 • World Trade Center • Purvis Young • More
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In the News: Teardrop Park South
Plus: The New York Times on Thirty Days NY • CB1 committee opposes kindergarten plan for Spruce Street School • Fulton to get a bunch of chain restaurants
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Taste of Tribeca: Behind the Scenes
The folks organizing Taste of Tribeca—the May 15 event benefiting P.S. 150 and P.S. 234—invited me to sit in on their meeting this morning, and I have to say, I had no idea how much work goes into the event.
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