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Seen & Heard: Self-Serve Frozen Yogurt Shop
Plus: Saffron restaurant changes its name again; New Amsterdam Market rally; Peace & Love looks dead; three shoots; Greenwich garage being torn down; 12 Warren; Adidas pop-up involves nail art; a new tree; check-cashing store. / 3 comments
In the News: 5 Beekman Work to Start?
Plus: Boat burglarized at Pier 25; the history of Park Theatre, once on Park Row; hammer-wielding FiDi resident; man buys fixer-upper on Walker; 56 Leonard sales bonanza; a little get-together to which you're invited.
Real Estate Sales Report
Courtesy of StreetEasy, these are the properties whose sales were "recorded" by the city in the past seven days (ending 03/16/13)—the sales may have taken place earlier.
In the News: 101 Warren Developer Wants 101 Murray
Plus: City Council hearing about Pier 17 and the other Seaport buildings; the history of 120 Broadway; boorish behavior at JPMorgan Chase.
Seen & Heard: Half Marathon Street Closures
Plus: 56 Leonard sales report; Pen Parentis's April lineup; March Madness at Brookfield Place; City Hall Greenmarket.
92YTribeca Is Closing
Because “a second, physical location is not critical to our mission." / 7 comments
Seen & Heard: Fabric Store Closing
Plus: Community Board 1 main meeting moved; New York Academy of Art's Tribeca Ball; tween book club; a fun party to which you should come. / 4 comments
In the News: Steven Alan Home Shop Opened Today
Plus: Hudson Square rezoning moves forward; St. John's looking to sell Murray building; all about the Clock Tower Office Building; Fulton Center and the Corbin Building; Chase Manhattan Plaza contretemps; WeWork leases on Broadway; groping thief; Lotus Blue review; Abramcyk hotel.
CB1 Tribeca Committee: The Unofficial Minutes (March)
A report from L. (thanks again!) on the debate around three hot-button topics: the Hudson River Park's proposed tax, the fashion/photo complex at 50 Varick, and the Mexican restaurant hoping to open at 39 N. Moore. / 5 comments
Inside the Old City Hall Subway Station
The New York Transit Museum runs occasional tours of the decommissioned station one stop south of the Brooklyn Bridge stop. It just happens to the most beautiful station in the system. / 3 comments