CITY PLANS THREE SHELTERS FOR DOWNTOWN
The city’s goal is to house the homeless population in their own districts. Ours has 600, but no permanent shelters to date. 52 William and 105 Washington will be the first. A shelter on Canal will serve CD2.

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THE CANDIDATES 2021: JENNY LOW FOR CD1
In the final profile of city council candidates, the Little Italy resident on supporting small business, keeping housing affordable, getting guns off city streets and more.

SEEN & HEARD
Music nights are back on at Duane Park. Plus a pop-up collective of Colombian artisan goods at 5 Harrison this weekend; Pride at Brookfield; the film festival at The Battery.

APHRODITE CRYING IS NOT IN FIDI. OR IS IT?
The Italian sculptor Salvatore Garau has installed an invisible sculpture in front of Federal Hall that may or may not be there all season — or forever.

GIGI LI FOR CITY COUNCIL
I’m running for city council because we need proven leadership — I have spent my life in Lower Manhattan, working to build a better community for everyone as a community leader, social worker, public servant, and mom. I fought for and won Universal Pre-K for NYC, co-founded the Community First Food Pantry, and served Lower Manhattan as chair of Community Board 3. I have a record of achieving meaningful change and I’m ready to lead on the daunting challenges we face today. / Sponsored
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HEALTHYNEST BABY PRODUCTS COMING TO WARREN
An online merchant that sells everything baby in plant-based products exclusively is coming to the former wine store on Warren.

7-ELEVEN AND LENWICH REOPEN ON PARK PLACE
Livening up the streetscape are the local sandwich chain and the convenience store that used to be installed on Church and Warren.

67 VESTRY IS ON TRACK FOR THIS YEAR
A six-bedroom, 6000-square-foot unit in the building was the priciest home sale in Manhattan last week.

SEEN & HEARD
Film festival getting ready. Plus an artist has transformed six rooms at Blood Manor; Statue tickets are easy to come by; an art installation that asks viewers to Say Their Names at The Battery.