ANGEL TREE GIFT DRIVE FROM 15 BROAD
The 15 Broad Street Angel Tree, started years ago with the Salvation Army program, has started again — and they are getting bigger. Last year they sponsored more than 800 Downtown children and seniors for the holidays. You can participate in several ways: Email 15BroadAngelTree@gmail.com to be assigned a wish list of three items for a child or senior (your choice). Or you can visit the group’s online gift registry, link here. Or you can contribute a monetary donation via check, Venmo (@Lissa-Hussian), or credit card. The deadline is December 14.

WASHINGTON MARKET PARK CLOSED TUESDAY
Washington Market Park will be closed Tuesday while the Parks Department removes tree stumps. (Not an easy task.)

NEW YORK JEWISH BOOK FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND
The Museum of Jewish Heritage will host the New York Jewish Book Festival on Sunday, November 16 | 10a to 5:30p, featuring a day full of author talks, panels and workshops exploring Jewish voices across a variety of genres and subjects, including Jewish romance, fiction based on the Holocaust and survivor memoirs, among many others. There will also be a Hanukkah Bazaar featuring vendors such as the Brooklyn Seltzer Boys, Haus of Babka, Made by Maggi, and Kavanah Arts. All books featured in the festival will be available from McNally Jackson, who will be selling onsite. See the full schedule here.

ONE WORLD TRADE, GLOWING
There were about eight of us clustered on the corner of Duane and Greenwich taking this shot — it was spectacular.