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In the News: Super Linda Is Back On
Plus: 9/11 worker bill passes; Pace student killed; Stay at Home Dad; literary Manhattan; Joe Pesci; Architecture & Design Film Festival
New Park51 Renderings
Park51 just posted three news renderings by Soma Architects. Pretty foxy, no? / 1 comment
In the News: Isn’t It Rich?
Tribeca makes a most-expensive list. Plus: Thefts at the Hallmark retirement home; more on the medical center at 200 Chambers; a run-in at Kings Pharmacy; and a mural by Shepard Fairey and CityKids.
Seen & Heard: 57 Reade Progress
Plus: Belly dancing deal; classes in pole dancing and Italian; Scotch tasting; sample sale; burlesque; and a kids' theater discount.
New Kid on the Block: RH Gallery
The gallery will show artists from all around the world who might be well-known in their countries but who haven't been exhibited much here. "There will be a real respect for craftsmanship," says director Rebecca Heidenberg.
Last Chance to Win Dinner and Dance
Tango Trivia #4: Answer this question correctly and you'll be entered to win dinner at Industria Argentina and tickets to Argentine dance at BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center. / 7 comments
In the News: Pelea
Coming soon to the former Bar Artisanal space. Plus: Pier 25 details; Duane Park (restaurant) burlesque.
Loft Tour Preview #3: Architectural Splendor
Time for the third and final preview of the Friends of Duane Park’s annual loft tour, to be held Oct. 17. Only 400 tickets are sold, so buy yours now! You'll see 10 amazing spaces for just $50.
Seen & Heard: Iron Chef
Plus: Sample sale/trunk show; fast-food restaurant closes; ghost tour deal; Meet & Greet details; two books that mention the area.
Newsletter: Sept. 27
The links in the emailed version of the newsletter went buggy for some reason, but they should work if you read it here.