Newsletter: August 14

MADELINE LANCIANI IS SELLING DUANE PARK PATISSERIE
After 34 years on Duane Street (and 15 years before that in Soho) it’s time for a new chapter for the baker, who has become a Tribeca institution.

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PROGRESS AT OMAKASE INDIAN ON DUANE
The restaurant out of Houston has one Michelin star and a menu that samples the 29 states of India. It will open soon in the Hope Building.

SEEN & HEARD
Cricket goes healthy. Plus poems from 9/11; 50 dates across America lands in Tribeca; free street festival at the Complete Playground.

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FEDS WILL LOCK COURTHOUSE PLAZA AND PUBLIC ART
The plaza behind 60 Centre is a pedestrian thoroughfare and the home of a notable sculpture series by Maya Lin. The plan is an eight-foot fence on either end.

FIRST THERE WAS THIS UPDATE ON LUIS FERNANDEZ:
The waiter from the Square Diner will be released within 24 hours. He has been in detention in Texas for more than two months. Neighbors said he will be released on a bond.

AND THEN THIS:
Despite a judge’s ruling that he can be released on bond, ICE has appealed and denied the release.

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SNEAK PEEK: BARCADE
The original bar-slash-arcade concept was founded 20 years ago in Williamsburg and now has nine other locations. This one is in part of the former Century 21 space in Fidi.

 

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