••• Forgotten New York goes deep into the history of a lamppost at Hudson and Duane.

••• “The Battery Park City Authority is planning to issue $300 million in new bond debt later this year, according to statements made by senior executives at a recent Authority public meeting.” —Broadsheet

••• Tribeca Trib remembers when Battery Park City was a beach with art performances.

••• Former Battery Park City restaurant Pan Latin now has a stall at the Fulton Stall Market. —DNAinfo

••• “Tribeca’s 101 Warren Street/89 Murray Street is a building with two sides: a luxury side and an affordable side. The affordable side, given the 89 Murray Address, has 77 rental units and a different school zoning than its pricier neighbor. But the residents of the two buildings aren’t so much the haves and have nots as, it turns out, the haves and the have-slightly-less-but-still-a-fair-amounts. A tipster passed along the application information (warning: PDF!) for the building, also known as Washington Mews.” —Curbed

••• Dumpling House on Liberty Place is becoming A La Saigon. —Downtown Lunch

••• “Verizon announced on Tuesday that it will sell or lease half of its historic corporate headquarters at 140 West St., a move that comes after the company decided earlier this year to move about 1,100 workers from the site to downtown Brooklyn.” —Crain’s (Below: A detail from the building; it’s the only I shot I have that goes with any of these items, so it’ll haver to do)