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In the News: Mother and Son Jump to Their Deaths
••• This is heartbreaking: Stephanie Adams, half of the estranged couple doing custody hand-offs at the 1st Precinct, “jumped with her 7-year-old son to their deaths from a Midtown hotel Friday.” —New York Post
••• A review of Chinese Medicine in America: Converging Ideas, People and Practices at the Museum of Chinese in America. —Tribeca Trib
••• “Museum of the American Indian Launches New Activity Center for Kids.” —Broadsheet
••• “The marble 1868 building at 80-82 White St in Tribeca played a part in Indian Affairs in the 1870s and was taken over by the government in World War II.” —Daytonian in Manhattan
••• The New Yorker reviews Frenchette. Is it really possible that “on a recent Wednesday, before the restaurant had even opened, a couple of dozen people were already snaking down the block”?
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I believe it about Frenchette having a line of people prior to opening. (I don’t recall this in the neighborhood since Nobu moved) My husband and I tried to go early recently and were dumbfounded by the line prior to opening. By the time everyone snaked inside; every seat at the ample sized bar was taken.
I had the impression that almost all of the people were out-of-towners.