The Candidates 2021: Susan Damplo for CD1
The Village resident, lawyer and judge discusses the closing of Rikers, addressing quality of life crimes and the plague of otherism in our society.
Seen & Heard: Whitney Community Day on Sunday
Plus the Tribeca Film Festival has shortened its name; Brookfield has mini golf through the month; meditate today on the river.
New Kid on the Block: Glosslab
A Tribeca resident opens the third location of the nail salon she founded in 2018 closer to home. Plus there are seven others in the pipeline.
Made in Tribeca: Startover
Two local residents have started an online forum to discuss topics related to wellness, work, wealth and lifestyle as a way to benefit from the curveballs the pandemic has thrown us all.
Seen & Heard: Go Cards!
Plus Patisserie Chanson now targets end of summer; covid testing on Hudson; PJ Clarke's is back open; Parm is still (and maybe permanently) closed. / 1 comment
In the News: Looking back on Washington Street
Plus a Azikiwe Mohammed at the Yeh Art Gallery; a glut of condos in Fidi; a tourist is stabbed on the Chambers Street 1 train. / 2 comments
New Kid on the Block: Insomnia Cookies
The national chain that opened its 50th store here in 2014 now has more than 100 locations around the country. The hook: they deliver till 12:30 a.m. / 1 comment
Newsletter: May 10
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Nosy Neighbor: What is happening at the NYC Police Memorial?
A. wrote to ask if the Battery Park City Authority was removing the memorial installed 24 years ago on the south end of North Cove.
Where in Tribeca?
These guys only recently came out from under wraps. Where are they? / 5 comments
New Kid on the Block: Projekt 105
The portrait photographer Martin Schoeller enlists the talents of his neighbors to open a gallery in the former Nobu Nextdoor on Hudson. / 3 comments
Protected bike lanes coming to Varick and Church this month
The city DOT will install curbside protected bike lanes down Varick and West Broadway and up Church and Sixth from Laight to Barclay. / 20 comments
Left rectangle ads redesigned
Left column house ads
T-shirt image
History of Tribeca Buildings
In the absence of leadership, every man and woman is on his or her own. — Bobbie / In the News: Looking back on Washington Street
Thank you for sponsoring our team, Pam! We appreciate your support! — Bettina / Seen & Heard: Go Cards!
I am sorry, but this comment is certifiable. Putting together a 2005 NY Times obituary and a 2008 marriage license... — James / In the News: Seahorse alert!
You may be right or not. Have any statistics or numbers on how many drive? Of course the number exists,... — Ben / Protected bike lanes coming to Varick and Church this month
The article said “Seth Cohen is owner” at 81 Hudson aka 1 Harrison under penalty of perjury on the courts... — TheNeighbor / In the News: Seahorse alert!
Any suggestions how OR just being quixotic? I see you answered at 2:15 AM, so not an issue for you.... — Ben / Protected bike lanes coming to Varick and Church this month
This is more like "Looking Back on Chambers Street" https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/story-bernhard-goetz-subway-vigilante-article-1.815968 "[...] Car No. 7657, seventh in a 10-car southbound IRT... — james / In the News: Looking back on Washington Street