In the News: More details on murder of Vestry Street woman

February 8, 2019 Crime, Miscellany

The Times has more details on the death of Vestry Street resident Paula Chin, whose body was discovered in a garbage bag at her second home in New Jersey. Her younger son, Jared Eng, and two accomplices have been charged with concealing the body; one accomplice told police that Eng confessed to the murder.

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Patch, the oxymoron that is the hyperlocal chain (meow), has a new local editor in Sydney Pereira, a recent NYU grad who hails from Georgia by way of Virginia. She will cover Tribeca and FiDi from her home in the East Village (insert more cat sounds here).

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Architectural Digest has an interview with designer Hubert Le Gall, whose first US retrospective is open at Twenty First Gallery at 76 Franklin. “Already a household name among design insiders the world over, the show offers visitors an opportunity to discover Le Gall’s world of animals, flowers, and delightful snapshots from his imagination. On view will be a range of works, from lighting to tables, case pieces, seating, and objects.”

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2 Comments

  1. Terry P Marshall
    February 10, 2020 • 10:34 pm

    Last summer my daughter, grand daughters, and I found 2 sentimental rings at the park on the Pier in Tribeca. The Gazette helped to get the rings back to the owner.This past weekend I lost a ring of keys that were on a canvas wrist strap with anchors on it. The keys are most likely along Hubert Street or Greenwich. Is there a lost and found website for the neighborhood? It can’t hurt to ask, right?

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    • Tribeca Citizen
      February 11, 2020 • 1:57 pm

      This is as good a place as any to put a note out. You can also check the 1st Precinct, on Beach at the corner of Varick. (The address is actually 16 Ericsson Place.)

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