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Zinc box planned for 157 Hudson / 60 Collister
A 1000-square-foot addition will be added to the beautiful AmEx Building on Collister between Hubert and Laight. / 1 comment
TCQ&A: Puffy’s Brendan O’Shea
Photographer Claudine Williams has, as a passion project, shot a few of our local hosts at neighborhood watering holes. This is the second edition. / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Local restaurants expand uptown
Homemade by Miriam opens a second location. Plus Marc Forgione opens a wine cellar; Governors Island will host an ice sculpture contest; Hotel Indigo is open. / 3 comments
Former Assemblyman Sheldon Silver has died
He represented Fidi and Chinatown for four decades, two of those as the assembly speaker, until he was convicted of corruption charges. / 2 comments
Prime Essentials is going out of business
The store opened a decade ago and filled a practical void in the eastern side of the district. It's a loss. / 18 comments
Seen & Heard: Facade changes for 109 West Broadway
A porthole will be added to the Reade Street side. Plus both Pace and BMCC must require boosters for all students; one more empty storefront on Chambers.
In the News: More gallery updates
PPOW will open another space this spring; more on Pace's plans for Broadway and Walker; an update on Poets House; uterine cancer patients may get added to 9/11 list. / 2 comments
Newsletter: January 24
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Governors Island will host pups on Saturdays
And the city has also added a stop at the island from Pier 11 on the NYC Ferry South Brooklyn route.
Seen & Heard: Silent disco at Wagner Park
Plus Tiny's has a new oyster bar downstairs; Indonesian crochet people at Sapar Contemporary; customized kicks from LA at The Seaport.
Pace will open a new gallery on Broadway at Walker
The gallery, which represents some of the most significant artists of the past century, will open its tenth location here, named after the founder's first gallery opened in Boston in 1960. / 2 comments
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Sadly that is true. Not to mention folks who proactively let their dogs pee on schools and places of worship.... — slm / Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part
Land map incorporating proposed, unbuilt courthouse design (with four (4!) entrance staircases, here: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b8/Bromley_Manhattan_Plate_008_publ._1916.jpg/1280px-Bromley_Manhattan_Plate_008_publ._1916.jpg — James / Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part
The design architect won a competition in 1913 that would have been a circular building reminiscent of the Colosseum. WWI... — James / Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part
The sidewalks stink because nobody curbs their dog anymore. The city could fund the schools with a simple month of... — J Frank P / Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part
would love to know how charging $9 to get a car from 63rd street to literally leave the city through... — SCJ / Clarity — finally — on one angle of congestion pricing for Downtown residents
I get that the sidewalks stink but there's a water emergency. I'd rather have water to shower than wash sidewalks.... — Makes You Go Hmmmm.... / Seen & Heard: Los Tacos No. 1 doing its part
This feels like such a missed opportunity. A residential building that completes the street wall would provide so much more... — FiDiGuy / Plans on the docket for the parking lot on Hudson and Worth