NOSY NEIGHBOR
“Do you happen to know what happened to Danny—our ice man on the corner of Greenwich and Chambers? He was there for a couple of weeks and now we haven’t seen him. He is a part of Tribeca in the summer and I hope he is OK.” —M. The answer.

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BIG DAY AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER
3 World Trade Center opened, along with the south side of the Oculus and a new plaza at the complex’s northeast corner. Plus: Traffic markings have been painted on Greenwich, and there’s bad news for commuters who use the W. Broadway entrance. Here’s the full rundown.

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TAMID: THE MOST POSITIVE JEWISH PLACE ON EARTH
Since 2011, Tamid has been creating positive Jewish identity in our students and families. Led by Rabbi Darren Levine, Tamid is now the largest synagogue Hebrew School in Lower Manhattan with programs from K-12. We’ve created our own model for teaching Judaism through engaging music, art, movement, and learning pathways for all types of learners. We prepare children and families of all backgrounds for bar/bat mitzvah and our community welcomes you to join us for classes, shabbat, and holiday gatherings year round. Please contact our Director of Education, Christina Broussard, to schedule a visit and to learn more about Tamid (cbroussard@tamidnyc.org). More at tamidnyc.org. #tamidlovesyou

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BATTLE FOR THE HEART OF THE SEAPORT
You know that huge parking lot in the Seaport, across the street from Peck Slip School? The Howard Hughes Corporation bought it for $180 million.

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SEEN & HEARD
••• 6/11: Gitano is coming along. Plus: Activity at the long-stalled Sixth Avenue restaurant; orthodontist on the move; surprising produce at the Tribeca Greenmarket; an actor’s wedding photo; “The Other Two” shoot.
••• 6/12: Il Mulino is coming together fast. Plus: Maxwell’s moves away from plastic straws; Tipsy Shanghai is now on Thompson Street; no tenant yet for storefront at W. Broadway and Worth; “The Maid’s Tragedy.”
••• 6/13: Is Jill Lindsey’s store still happening? Plus: The mysteries of the old Tribeca Cinemas building; Kazumi Yoshida show (above); Ladybug Day and a concert at Washington Market Park; new Indian restaurant on Lafayette; full demolition on Greenwich.

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IN THE NEWS
••• 6/11: Manhatta bar at street level? Plus: P.S. 89 anniversary celebration; the apartment of a yoga studio founder; Lower Manhattan sublet glut; Q&A with a booze marketer.
••• 6/12: $44 million penthouse buyer revealed. Plus: Another ice cream shop (above); politicians push Cuomo to put locals on Battery Park City Authority board; area thefts; photos inside 3 World Trade Center.
••• 6/13: The NYPD opposes placard reform. Plus: The plan to water down Stuyvesant High School; 9/11 rescue workers can sue the Battery Park City Authority; a falcon in FiDi; actor’s son beaten up by bullies.

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BASKETBALL COURT COULD BE CLOSED FOR YEARS
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority wants to build a substation underneath the Grand Canal Court park at Canal and Sixth Ave.

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