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In the News: The Lack of Construction Oversight
Plus: The Battery's oval lawn will open in June with a local market; Brushstroke's 600-calorie lunch; Q&A with Amada chef Jose Garces; the history of Dietz lanterns.
Seen & Heard: Double Demolition at Church and Chambers
Plus: A new update on Tetsu restaurant; Torly Kid's annual tween party; the Water Street arcade plan is getting pushed through quickly; exhibit of female artists' nudes.
Tracy Anderson’s New Location
The 4,000-square-foot, three-level fitness studio will be on Church Street.
Bubble Tea on Greenwich Street
The outpost of the Kung Fu Tea chain will also offer waffles. / 6 comments
New K-12 School Accepts Applications for This Fall
Looking for a new K-12 independent school option in Manhattan? Portfolio School is now accepting applications for children ages 5-8 for the 2016-2017 school year. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Signs of Life at Pakistan Tea House
Plus: Water Street arcade plan approved by the City Planning Commission; By Suzette creperie has reopened; neat plywood treatment; Black Burger on Franklin. / 1 comment
In the News: Grand Banks Is Taking Reservations
Plus: Frank Gehry owns an apartment at 8 Spruce; Community Board 1 chief not seeking re-election; the next race for Sheldon Silver's former seat; a local chef's spiritual guides; WeWork and 110 Wall and de Blasio payments; theft at Hale and Hearty. / 1 comment
The Doors of Tribeca
I'm especially drawn to doors that show the scars of life, although I suspect they should be added to the endangered list. / 10 comments
In the News: Tribeca Deal Lands Mayor in Hot Water
Plus: The city's highest taxable income is in FiDi?; still no progress on West Thames bridge; glassy Seaport tower; how a Battery Park City artist spends his Sundays. / 9 comments
Seen & Heard: Le District vs. Buvette?
Plus: Harrison Street townhouse for sale; guessing why there were no Tribeca Film Festival Drive-In screenings this year; Poets House's Brooklyn Bridge walk; Lower Manhattan Cultural Council open studios; Yasuo Nomura exhibit.
Rooftoppers Summited the Four Seasons
You know how there are people who illegally climb out onto the roofs of tall buildings so they can take photos? A TC reader noticed four of them hanging out atop 30 Park Place yesterday evening. / 5 comments
Newsletter: Apr. 25
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