Newsletter: October 16

GARBAGE CONTAINERS WILL BE REQUIRED BY FALL 2024
Buildings with nine units or less — which accounts for 95 percent of city properties — will have to containerize their trash on the sidewalk by next fall.

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LOFT PEEPING: 31 HARRISON STREET TOWNHOUSE
A bachelor pad is converted to a family home in one of the historic Federal Style brick townhouses on Harrison.

SEEN & HEARD
Tribeca Scavenger Hunt was Sunday. Plus Edith’s is on hiatus; scholarship fundraiser gala for BMCC; Battery Park City walking tours to explain impending park construction.

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NOSY NEIGHBOR: WHY IS THE WATER AT 250 WATER GREEN
The site in the Seaport Historic District is being developed as a 26-story tower, but in the meantime, it’s part of the state’s Brownfield Cleanup Program.

SURVIVOR TREE IS LIT TO HONOR ISRAELI VICTIMS
The Survivor Tree, which was dug from the rubble of the World Trade Center in 2001, was nursed back to health by the Parks Department. It was illuminated in blue for Israeli victims.

SEEN & HEARD
Paris Laundry opens today on Harrison. The small luxury men’s fashion line is now permanent. Plus catch-and-release in BPC; free gumbo at File Gumbo Bar.

 
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