Newsletter: July 23

LAND BAR ARTISAN OPENING FIRST NEW YORK OUTPOST
The noted mixologist Daisuke Ito will run a 40-seat bar on the ground floor of 428 Greenwich, once the home of Sushi Azabu.

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NEW RESTAURANT COMING TO CASA SPACE ON DUANE
Julia Buchmiller, who worked for the Frenchette team at their restaurant Wild Cherry, has bought the lease from Jupira Lee on Duane and Hudson.

MODERN BREAD & BAGEL *IS* HAPPENING!
The gluten-free bagel chain said they are now aiming to open for Labor Day in their space on Church and Duane.

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A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE WORK IN BATTERY PARK CITY
The resiliency work being done now by Battery Park City will close Rockefeller Park in stages for the next four years and extend up to North Moore Street.

FORMER ARMY MECHANIC ARRESTED IN 26 FED PLAZA ATTACK
The 43-year-old former soldier was arrested for setting off the fire yesterday, but not before he injured one man as he was headed to an immigration hearing.

FIRE AND FIREWORKS SET OFF AT 26 FEDERAL PLAZA
Crain’s reports that a man ignited a fire, set off fireworks and menaced pedestrians with a firearm outside 26 Federal Plaza this morning.

SEEN & HEARD
City of Water Day is this weekend. Plus a waterfall on Hudson; a poetry reading on the Lilac; Stone Street hosts the World Cup

NOSY NEIGHBOR: WHAT ARE THE NY WATERWAY BUSES DOING HERE?
N wrote: “I saw a New York Waterway Ferry bus turn from North End Avenue onto Warren Street onto West Street. Is this going to be a regular thing?”

 

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