1/30/12 • Real Estate

Nosy Neighbor: What Do You Know About 20-24 Varick?

“The word ‘condo’ came out at 8 a.m. yesterday, when jackhammers were doing some work for a project to come….” —A.

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1/30/12 • Community News, Real Estate, Restaurant/Bar News, Spas & Salons

In the News: Ancient Baths

Opening soon. Plus: 9/11 Memorial compensation brouhaha; 1WTC gets even more expensive; Stuyvesant construction noise; liquor-license map; underrated restaurants.

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1/30/12 • People, Restaurant/Bar News, Shopping

Seen & Heard: Hugh Jackman

He’ll be attending the opening of a new store. (UPDATE: The hell he will!) Plus: Industria Argentina update; Potbelly’s; Ludlow Suit Shop opening date; Twin Café now cooking breakfast elsewhere.

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1/30/12 • Community News, Restaurant/Bar News

On the CB1 Agendas for February

This garage appears doomed; someone new taking over Vinovino; the restaurant replacing Barzinho on W. Broadway; much-needed Hubert storefront renovation; liquor on the Municipal Building plaza; a gazillion street fairs—all this and more will be discussed by CB1 this month.

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1/30/12 • Newsletter

Newsletter: Jan. 30

New Kid on the Block: Annelore • Hard-hat tour of the Conrad New York • Moomah and a deli closing; store moving uptown • Stuzzicheria changes • Naomi Watts • Much more

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1/29/12 • Parks, People, Schools

In the News: Pier 40

Plus: Hudson River Park troubles; I.S. 89 principal Ellen Foote; parsing a real-estate sale on Duane; the Seaport bar where Greg Kelly and his accuser drank.

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1/29/12 • Arts & Culture, Events, Shopping

Coming Up: Mary Stuart Masterson, Adam Gopnik, David Lynch

And let’s not forget about a Valentine’s Day soda fountain, Humphrey Bogart, “Daily Show” writers, Graham Parker, and a lot of art.

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1/28/12 • Arts & Culture, Restaurant/Bar News, Shopping

Seen & Heard: Store Moving

…to the Upper East Side. Plus: Restaurant appears to be in transition; Battery Place Market open on Goldman Alley; the James Nares show.

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